We kick off season 8 by checking out a new Netflix release that adds to the 1984 classic Beverly Hills Cop. The movie follows a similar recipe of the previous two movies and Michael and I found ourselves smiling, laughing, and reminiscing. There is power in nostalgia and looking back and this movie takes us back to a very happy time. What movies do that for you?

This concludes our summer break series and what better movie than The Irishman?! This epic crime movie takes us on a journey and into the dark corners of the world. What is evil? What moves a person to such violence? How can one be so unhealthfully detached?

This week's summer break is a double feature! One of my favorite movies (I consider it one movie in two parts) is an homage to the old kung fu movies of the 70's. Stunningly acted, beautifully directed, and yet...violent! Where does vengeance leave you in the end?

This week's summer break special is a "dark" comedy that Michael introduced to me this past season. Themes of love, failure, repentance and forgiveness all come rushing to the fore.

This summer break re-visits a blockbuster from the past - a Steven Spielberg masterpiece. Explore with Michael and me the themes of what happens when you mess with the created order..

This week's summer break movie is Pastor's Kid - a boutique type film where Michael and I had a chance to visit with the director and the star of the movie! Join us to learn about the creative process and an excellent real-to-life film

Join us for our first summer break movie - this movie explores great themes of life, death, grief, and overcoming life's obstacles!

In today's episode we visit a classic comedy that gained popularity on cable and streaming services. But beyond the "over the top" laughs there is a deeper question of personal value and WHO values you. Join us as we close out season 7!

This week we look at a classic Pixar-Disney Movie. Monsters in the closet; children screaming; and those screams being harnessed as energy for Monstropolis. So...what do you know and what do you really not know becomes the question. In this fun adventure children's laughs are more powerful than their screams, and monsters aren't so scary after all! So what do you really know and how can you grow to learn more?

This week we look at a "What If" movie - what if the world never had the gift of the Beatles and their music...BUT...was shared by someone who knows all about the Beatles but takes credit for it himself. Why is it important to share what you know? Why tell the truth even if it means you loose personal gain? And...ultimately, what is most important?!