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Everything a Christian needs to know about moviegoing! Click the image to learn more about the book by Preview Editor Phil Boatwright |

Articles, Commentaries, Interviews, and Other Musings from Preview Editor Phil Boatwright
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NEW!!! The Genesis Code
This is a thoughtful, perceptive and enlightening view of how we came to be. While it has somewhat of a made-for-churches feel, and the premise is merely a backdrop for a theology class, it is nonetheless absorbing.
NEW!!! Wings
The very first motion picture to win an Academy Award®, the silent film Wings, will return to screens for a rare presentation May 2 and 16, 2012. Presented by Paramount Pictures, Wings was meticulously restored to give fans the chance to view the visually stunning epic in pristine condition.
Flicka 3: Country Pride
If you’re a female around the age of eight, you probably won’t be comparing this one to National Velvet or The Black Stallion or even Flicka 1. The rest of us however, will find it a paint-by-the-numbers member of the kid and his/her horse genre.
One Kine Day
This film is a conversation starter, for sure, but it’s difficult to find anyone to care about. Both adults and teens are governed by a secular point of view devoid of any spiritual input.
Love's Everlasting Courage
Hallmark Channel’s captivating saga returns with another touching film based on the best-selling Love Comes Softly series by Janette Oke.
So Who Are The Lucky Ones?
Although it may not always seem so once it’s finished, generally those who work on a film are doing their best to make it as good as they can.
The Mystery of Edwin Drood on Masterpiece Theater
On June 8, 1870, Charles Dickens concluded a full-day’s work on his novel and set down his pen. He died the next day, leaving The Mystery of Edwin Drood a mystery indeed.
Dumb Scenes in Movies
At a fancy dinner, a waiter opens a beautiful door for Jack (DiCaprio). The door reflects the image of a steadi-cam operator.
Great Film, But What's Up With That Title?
Preview Editor Phil Boatwright's interview with Lasse Hallstrom, director of Salmon Fishing in the Yemen.
20 Films Teens Should See
Yours is a generation bombarded by media product unlike any before. So, I understand why you don’t have time for “old” movies.
The Movie Reporter's Spellchecker
Three times during my professional writing career I’ve asked my dad “I’m not making much and I’m not sure I’m having any impact. Should I give it up?” To which he responded each time, “No, this is what you do.”
Secrets Of A Film Critic
A tongue-in-cheek interview of Phil Boatwright, Editor of Preview OnLine. Not for the faint of heart.
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