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The Film Avenger (@TheFilmAvenger) is a mysterious masked movie fan and follower of Christ based in Southern California. When he's not picking movies apart, he works in the entertainment industry. Powers include a background in film history, specifically animation, and writing. He resides in SoCal with his trusty sidekick - his lovely wife. Follow his blog at filmavenger.wordpress.com

Review| Steve Jobs: An Incomplete But Emotive Painting

Review| Steve Jobs: An Incomplete But Emotive Painting

October 22, 20151

Steve Jobs is an ambitious film, and I admire its ambition. It has a very unique storytelling mechanism, ironically simplified to…

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Review| The Iron Giant: Signature Edition – The Little Movie with a Big Metal Heart

Review| The Iron Giant: Signature Edition – The Little Movie with a Big Metal Heart

October 12, 20150

Brad Bird’s The Iron Giant first hit theaters in 1999. Though it was a critical darling, it was considered a box office…

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Review| Captive: A Real Christian Story

Review| Captive: A Real Christian Story

October 2, 20150

Captive is a good movie. Not great, but good. While not groundbreaking cinematically, it is a step in the right direction…

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Review| Ken Burns’ The Civil War – Hope in the Midst of Horror

Review| Ken Burns’ The Civil War – Hope in the Midst of Horror

September 16, 20150

The Civil War is Ken Burns’ masterpiece. It is a triumph of historical documentary filmmaking that even Burns himself has not…

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Review| Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

Review| Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

July 30, 20151

I dislike Tom Cruise. Not Top Gun Tom Cruise, but the Tom Cruise of late; the couch-jumping, creepy-interviewing guy who plays “intense…

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Review| Tomorrowland: Hope in the Future?

Review| Tomorrowland: Hope in the Future?

May 29, 20151

I had a lot of hope in Tomorrowland. It had a lot going for it. I enjoyed the possibility of the…

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The Joker at 75: Terror with a Smile

The Joker at 75: Terror with a Smile

May 6, 20151

April 25 marked the 75th anniversary of the first appearance of the Joker in DC Comics. Created by Jerry Robinson,…

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Review| Cinderella: Hope and Forgiveness

Review| Cinderella: Hope and Forgiveness

March 16, 20152

I’m very fond of the original Disney animated Cinderella for several reasons. The artwork and animation are impeccable. Walt and…

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About Reel World Theology

In today’s world, the medium of film is reaching more and more people than ever before. With American domestic box office sales of over $10 billion in 2012, cinema has a direct line into our culture, our homes, and even our beliefs. It would be foolish to think that these movies, all of which are telling narratives of heroes and villans, science fiction and history, and everything in between, do not have direct access to dictating culture and ideology.

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