Film of the Week

Film of the Week

Drop in on Thursday for a weekend movie recommendation, with brief information about the film and some things to think about as you watch. Please leave a comment if you do decide to watch the film!

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Three Godfathers (1948)

There is is no sign of gloom in Three Godfathers. Ultimately, there is instead an offer of salvation.

Dec 7 •

Sullivan's Travels (1941)

Here's my choice for the finest of screwball comedy of them all, one that treads close tragedy yet is filled with humanity, plain good sense, and joy.

Nov 30 •

Revisiting "The Long Gray Line"

Today's film shows us world that we have largely lost, but that we might, in the grace of God, recover. See it, and let your eyes mist with gratitude.

Nov 23 •

High Noon (1952)

Any chance we may have of a decent life in this world depends upon those who do what they are called to do regardless of the gain or the loss to…

Nov 16

Bad Day at Black Rock (1955)

”Bad Day at Black Rock" could have been a merely preachy movie about racial bigotry, but it isn’t. It is a morality play -- in just over eighty minutes…

Nov 9 •

The Lady Eve (1941)

Here's a screwball comedies about a girl who is a partner in con-games with her father, and their prey, a handsome, very rich, and very innocent…

Nov 2

Foreign Correspondent (1940)

One of Alfred Hitchcock’s trademarks was to put very ordinary people suddenly in extraordinary situations and to have them beat the odds.

Oct 26 •

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