To End All Wars

I just finished watching “To End All Wars”, a movie retelling the true story of POWs who endure horrible treatment from their Japanese captors during WW II while being forced to build a railroad through the Burmese jungle.  They find freedom through forgiveness.  It is based on the true story of Ernest Gordon. 
As with any [...]

Expelled

Ben Stein!  You know him as a writer and a savvy businessman worth millions.  What you may not know is that he is taking on Darwinism and the theory of evolution in a new movie coming out on April 18th, called “Expelled”. 

I have added an entire page that gives you links to go explore the [...]

Vantage Point - Perspective Makes All the Difference

Did you really see what you thought you saw?  Do you really know what you think you know? 
 
Lesley and I took advantage of a rare opportunity to take in a movie while we were in Chicago.  The first day there, we had a few hours before the evening session and decided to go on a [...]

American Idol - Hollywood

Didn’t feel like being “brain-engaged” tonight (I was down in St Louis today, more on that tomorrow), so here’s my review for AI-Hollywood 

Brooke White - She was first out of the chute tonight and did a great job.  What’s remarkable about her is that by her own admission, she has never seen an “R” rated movie.  [...]

Super Ads

 
In my previous post about the Super Bowl, I touched on the game and lessons learned (I am after a all a football nut and a spiritual leader).  However, I still love to watch the commercials during the game.  USA Today came out with their annual listing of the top commercials from the game this [...]