100 Movies Every Catholic Should See
Joe Wilson, Samuel Morales, Louis Culloton, Louis Singleton, Mitch McCurren, Charles Scott, Maximilian Weidenkopf, Kevin Chan, Zach Smith, Joe Lollo, Dean Robbins, Jack Morgan, Daniel Boyle, AG MachadoMade by a group of young Catholics who love and appreciate film, with the goal of promoting edifying works of cinema in the hope of inspiring more young Catholics to take up the challenge of John Paul II to move forward in the New Evangelization.
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Ah, Studio Ghibli.
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#162: Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981)
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Catholic. Husband. Historian. Film connoisseur. Contributing editor at 100catholicmovies.substack.com. Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/wilsonej21/
Graduate of Christendom College with a B.A. in English Language & Literature. Devout Catholic and Passionate Film Enthusiast.
Catholic husband and homeschooling father passionate about theology, film, and sports.
I'm a Catholic husband, father, and Intervention Specialist who is exceptionally passionate about cinema as an art form. I try to promote cinema from all over the world across all time periods. https://boxd.it/za57
Just a simple man trying to make my way through the universe. Letterboxd: Mweid53
Catholic. Constant world traveler. Cookie monster & film consumer… with an utterance not belonging in this era. Also co-host of The Searchers, a film podcast. Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/rHUV
Dubbed "the Tom Cruise of Virginia" by a leather jacket salesman in Florence, Italy, Zach Smith is a marketing director living in Virginia. He can be found most often on Instagram.
Educator writing about my passions for inclusive learning, design, and popular culture (and preferably all of the above together).
Dean Robbins is a media critic currently residing in Pittsburgh, PA. In 2023, he ran the Substack publication DC Culture Review while a student in the city.
Daniel Boyle is a guest contributor for 100 Movies Every Catholic Should See.
Catholic Christian just trying to be creative for Him
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