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Abraham | Richard Harris Barbara Hershey Maximillian Schell |
This is a powerful film about an ordinary man who is called by God to prove his faith in extraordinary ways. (1994) BibleProbe.com: Highly Recommended for Christians and Jews
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A vow to Cherish | Barbara Babcock Ken Howard Ossie Davis Donna Bullock David Morin
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This is a very rare film which
illustrates the devotion of a husband to his wife through "sickness and
health, in good times and bad," as he leans on the Lord for his strength.
The 50ish wife contracts Alzheimer's Disease and this excellent movie shows
the awful devastation and immediate changes within a family that this
disease brings.
This movie is an excellent portrayal of the deep faith and deep love a husband had for his wife and for his belief in Christ. . It shows that we can't do life alone, and that God truly will never leave us or forsake us. We have to run to Him. We must place our burdens on Jesus' strong shoulders because we were never meant to carry them alone. He truly offers us a peace that passes all understanding when we give our worries and hardships to Him. 1999, 1 hr, 23 minutes, Full Screen
BibleProbe.com: Highly Recommended for
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Bang Bang You're Dead |
Val
Duncan Ben Foster Randy Harrison Janel Moloney
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Bang Bang You're Dead is not normally associated with
the genre expected by Christians and Jews, but we at BibleProbe.com highly
recommend it. Forget the singular young jerk wearing the satanic pentagram
on his shirt, and follow this to its conclusion. For those of you who do,
the Christian message of self discovery, hope and forgiveness is waiting at
the end. You will be enriched for your perseverance. It is a
Thriller, that will keep you mesmerized. As parents you will be shocked into awareness about how the Columbine massacre could have ever happened. This film makes it abundantly clear what psychological pressures a High School kid endures. Also, you will think twice about writing any kid off until you first understand the peer pressure they are under. Kids can be the most ruthless people. Supernaturally cruel! This film exposes the the typical American High school, and its pecking order which is totally destructive of our kids' pride and welfare. Left unchecked, apparent slights and constant assaults against a kids pride will inevitably spark more senseless violence and chaos... The young Ben Foster was simply superb as the multi-layered Trevor Adams... Randy Johnson did a wonderful job as the rebel "Trog" Sean. 2002, 93 minutes. Full Screen. Rated R for
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Barabbas | Anthony Quinn Jack Palance Ernest Borgnine |
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Behind the Sun | An emotionally charged film about the
life of a Muslim who becomes a Christian. Samir Majan, a young man born and raised a Muslim in the Middle East attends college in America. After receiving a degree from a university in Chicago, he begins his trip back home to see his family. But something has drastically changed in the young man’s life since coming to the States. As his welcoming committee awaits his arrival, the young man is overcome by fear. Samir knows trouble and persecution lie ahead because he has done the Samir has become a Christian. This is a story of a young man's choice...a father's pain...and a family torn apart. This dramatization set in the Middle East is based on real-life situations where believers face persecution, loneliness and even death when their own families reject them for choosing Jesus. The film was originally released in 1995 by Brother Andrew's Open Doors International and is now available on DVD. In both English and Spanish. 56 minutes. See at ChristianCinema.com here | |
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Sodom & Gomorrah/Walls of Jericho (2001) Full screen | |
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Anne Frank - The Whole Story | Ben Kingsley
Disney |
The Whole Story delivers exactly what it promises:
the incredibly moving complete story of Anne Frank, going beyond what the
Jewish teenage girl wrote in her widely read diary. Anne, along with her
family and friends of her family, hid in a secret annex behind her
father's office in Amsterdam during the Nazi occupation of Holland. She
dutifully kept a diary, which became a worldwide bestseller when her
father published it in the 1950s. This brave film is difficult in parts to
watch--the concentration camp scenes are brutal--but this is a remarkable
adaptation of Anne's life. (2001)(4 1/2 stars) BibleProbe.com: Highly Recommended for
Christians & Jews.
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A Man for All Seasons |
Paul Scofield Robert Shaw John Hurt
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This film
portrays the sixteenth century life and death of Sir Thomas More, a
prominent member of the court of English king Henry VIII. Grounded in
historical fact, this movie vividly tells the story of More's stand against
the king's betrayal of the law of God -- a stand which ultimately would cost
Thomas his head. When the then Catholic king Henry VIII sought to divorce his wife, Catherine of Aragon, so he could instead marry Anne Boleyn, his will was opposed by the Roman papacy as being repugnant to the clear teachings of scripture. Rather than submit to the law of God, Henry chose to rebel by having Parliament pass a law to establish the Church of England and declare Henry the head of it. In order to legitimize his claim to this new title, however, Henry needed the support of his members of state, not the least of which was Thomas More. At the play's heart is the standoff between King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw, in young lion form) and Sir Thomas More. When presented with the king's demand to sign an oath declaring the king's rightful claim to the headship of the new Church of England, Thomas demurred but refused to state his reason for so doing. He sought protection in his silence, knowing that his refusal to sign would likely be viewed as treason, but that treason must be proved by evidence -- and he intended to give them none. In a brilliant performance, Paul Scofield (in an Oscar-winning performance) depicts Thomas in his steadfast assertion of integrity and conscience toward the law of his God. His chief accusers, namely Lords Cromwell, Norfolk, and Rich, are repeatedly confounded at Thomas' evasion of their clever snares and manipulations, designed at first to gain More's cooperation but later to get him to incriminate himself. Cromwell and the others ultimately are forced to resort to perjury, corruption, and a kangaroo court to "convict" Thomas of the crime of high treason, and to eliminate him as the last obstacle to king Henry's ambitions. 120 minutes, Widescreen, Rated-G |
China Cry |
Julia Nickson Soul Russell Wong James Shigeta |
This is a true story. Her story is wrapped up within one of the most incredible marvels in all world history: how the Christian church survived under repressive atheistic communism in China. But it did more than survive. It thrived and multiplied. We can better understand these heroic Chinese Christians through Nora’s story. Adopted by a prominent family in Shanghai in 1941, little Sung Neng Yee (Nora Lam) is treated like a princess. . . until the bombs drop, and the Japanese seize her house. After the defeat of the Japanese, she joins the Communists, believing they are the liberators of China. All goes well until she falls in love with Iam Cheng Shen from Hong Kong. Communist officials decide to break her of any bourgeois tendencies. 103 minutes. In English. Includes Spanish & Portuguese soundtracks with or without English Subtitles also. BibleProbe.com: Highly Recommended for Christians & Jews. PG-13 Purchase at Christian Cinema.com here | |
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Countdown to Armageddon |
History has proven the unerring accuracy of Bible prophecy. Therefore there can be no doubt that its hundreds of prophecies about the last days of our planet Earth, will also be fulfilled, just as surely as the ones that have already been fulfilled in the past. The only question is when? (50 minutes) BibleProbe.com: Highly Recommended for Christians & Jews. |
Movie Ratings
G | General Audiences | Films contain nothing that would offend parents for viewing by children. |
PG | Parental Guidance Suggested | Some material may not be suitable for children. |
PG-13 | Parents Strongly Cautioned | Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. |
R | Restricted | Under 17 requires an accompanying parent or guardian. |
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