Chrisicisms
Chris WilliamsFilm, faith and culture.
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Saturday Coffee: Ranking (most of) Pixar
Sorry, ‘Elio.’
In the wake of Toy Story 5’s massive financial success – I quite liked it as well – I thought it might be fun to go back and look at the last 31 years of Pixar’s history to see which films stand the test of time. There was a...
WE WERE HERE is a lesson in loving your neighbor
For Pride Month, I’m watching documentaries about the LGBTQ community.
I didn’t intend to watch We Were Here as a follow-up to The Times of Harvey Milk, but it feels, in retrospect, almost like a companion piece. Rob Epstein’s Oscar-winnin...
Review: Supergirl
At one point during our screening of Supergirl, after Milly Alcock’s superhero referred to a tentacle-faced alien as Squidward, my wife leaned over and asked, “Did they steal that insult from Tony Stark?”
It was, indeed, a quip delivered b...
Saturday Coffee: Breaking back into 'The Rock'
It’s been a busy week and I’m setting this up mid-week before I leave for a few days to head to an amusement park with my family and ride some roller coasters. So, I didn’t have time to write a full-on Saturday Coffee this week. But seeing...
We're Watching Here talks "Disclosure Day" and "Mulholland Drive"
I’ll keep the preamble short because this was a super-sized episode. But I feel like two caveats are in order here.
First, an interesting thing about being a critic is how baggage about a movie can settle with time. When you see a film be...
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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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