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Political Faith: First Reformed and Contemporary American Evangelicalism

First Reformed is Paul Schrader’s masterpiece, and its story feels, in a away, close to my own.

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Top 10 Films of 2017

It was one of the best years in film in a long time, with dozens of great movies on offer, but only ten could make the list.

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“Star Wars: The Last Jedi” (B+)

Rian Johnson has succeeded in elevating Star Wars into something beyond itself.

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“Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” (A-)

Martin McDonagh proves again that he’s one of the most exciting contemporary screenwriters with another rude, crude, and moving masterpiece.

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“Murder on the Orient Express” (B-)

Kenneth Branagh’s entertaining adaptation of Agatha Christie’s beloved novel strikes a puzzling balance between success and failure.

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Recap: 2017 Chicago International Film Festival

The Chicago International Film Festival has come and gone for yet another year, and it was a whirlwind for me this time around. Twenty-three films in ten days ended up being pretty ambitious when I’m also working a full-time job, and my fatigue showed when I ended up missing a film when I passed out […]

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“Blade Runner 2049” (B+)

Perfectly paced and aesthetically riveting on all accounts, “Blade Runner 2049” is unfortunately caught in its predecessor’s lofty shadow.

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“mother!” (A)

Darren Aronofsky’s latest film is more than a return to form – it’s the finest film of his career thus far.

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“It” (C)

A blundering disappointment in spite of its potential, “It” is the biggest waste of a stellar cast of young actors since “Super 8.”

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“Good Time” (A)

The Safdie brother’s latest film is a wonderful, neon-soaked thriller doubling as a genius character study and a testament to brilliant acting.

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