Sunday, March 07, 2010

Arts and Faith has reviewed their top 100 movies for Christians of all time and there is an article about it here

1 comment:

Gossip Cowgirl said...

Best lines of that whole article:

"In other words, a movie doesn't need to star Kirk Cameron or be based on a C.S. Lewis novel to be relevant to Christians, regardless of what studio marketing departments might think. More to the point, Christian filmmakers and screenwriters shouldn't feel compelled to turn their movies into ministry tools that can be screened at church retreats. There's no need to pander, just make a thought-provoking movie that anyone would want to see, not just Christians."

I hope people are reading this article... it's an important thought to get out there!

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