By Jacob Sahms With films like The Dancer and the Dame and Samson on his resume, one might think that director Gabriel Sabloff has a “type” of film, but when Sabloff and David A.R. White get together, it’s usually been more apocalyptic (three Revelation Road films). So maybe we shouldn’t be surprised by their latest collaboration, […]
By Jacob Sahms Retired Vineyard pastor Tri Robinson believes his evangelical beliefs are compatible with his passion for caring for God’s Creation. In Cowboy and Preacher, award-winning documentary filmmaker Will Fraser captured the innate sense of purpose in Robinson’s convictions, showing how the former pastor of Vineyard Christian Fellowship (Boise, ID) has taken his love […]
By Jacob Sahms When We Last Spoke tells the story of sisters Evangeline and Juliet, who are abandoned by their mother while their father is off fighting in the Vietnam War. Based on the novel by Marci Henna, the film provides a sweeping tale of love, redemption, and family, directed by Joanna Hoch, in theaters […]
By Jacob Sahms Summer is here – but not many films are finding their way to the theater. So what could audiences watch from home? Here’s a Dove list of previous summer blockbusters. The Avengers (Dove Approved 12+) The Super Hero team up of a lifetime, featuring iconic Marvel Super Heroes Iron Man, The Incredible […]
By Jacob Sahms Baseball is back but we still love the stories we’ve heard and seen before. Here’s a list of some terrific baseball fans for you to consider in-between games! 42 Hero is a word we hear often in sports, but heroism is not always about achievements on the field of play. 42 tells […]
By Jacob Sahms With the COVID-19 pandemic impacting everything from schools to travel, movie theaters and movie studios weren’t exempt. While some of them plan to open in the next month, major family films have been pushed into different release options, like Artemis Fowl last week on Disney+ and My Spy releasing next Friday on Amazon, and several […]
By Jacob Sahms Are you looking for a film to watch that will help you consider what freedom is this weekend? Look no further than this list! Alone Yet Not Alone opens with a calming musical soundtrack and gorgeous landscapes. We learn that the time period is 1755 when America was considered a haven for families […]
By Jacob Sahms Here at Dove, we’re aware that discussions of race are front and center in our national awareness right now. How should Christians respond? How can we talk with our children about real issues? What difference can we make? We’ve assembled a list of films that will show you stories based on true […]
By Jacob Sahms Memorial Day is Monday, and here at Dove, we’ve created a list of movies that look at the brave soldiers who fought and died to defend our freedom. While the majority of the films have a Dove Approval, a few will require discernment as individuals and families consider how much wartime violence […]
By Jacob Sahms With the direct-to-home media Scoob!, Warner Bros. has reworked the delivery of one of their old animated franchises, that of the detective tag-team of Scooby Doo and his human friends. Created in 1969 in response to the cancellation of their longer-running animated shows because of fears that those shows were too violent, […]