Chrisicisms
Chris WilliamsFilm, faith and culture.
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Saturday Coffee: When ‘Executive Decision’ killed Steven Seagal
Stuart Baird’s 1996 thriller did the unthinkable to a major action star
In the comments for my 9/11 article last week, someone mentioned the Kurt Russell/Steven Seagal thriller Executive Decision. The movie was made five years before Sept....
Why I love 'Dogma's' Buddy Christ
Like I said last week, this week has been extremely busy, so on Tuesday, I re-ran a piece on Dogma for part of my series about faith comedies. I remembered I had also written this piece about what is arguably the film’s biggest legacy, and...
“Dogma” snootchy bootchies for the Lord.
I wanted to revisit Dogma again for this series about comedies about faith, but time didn’t allow. But also, I wrote this piece in the early days of this newsletter, but I had so few followers at the time, few people have actually read it....
Saturday coffee: Revisiting The Passion of the Christ
Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ returns to theaters this week with a preview of his two-part sequel, arriving next year. I’m hoping to get out and see it again — it’s been awhile — and I might write my thoughts up if something strike...
When the movies tackled 9/11
When the 9/11 attacks occurred, a common refrain was how much it felt like a movie. It wasn’t meant to downplay the seriousness of the event or detach from it, but most Americans simply had no other context for what played out that morning....
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Chris Williams has reviewed films for a variety of publications since 2006. His work has appeared in the Advisor and Source Newspapers, Christ and Pop Culture, Reel World Theology, Patheos, and more.
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