We take a detour from our live action film discussions to watch an animated film. One of the best DC has ever made, Batman: Under the Red Hood. Robin has died and Batman is left with the guilt and remorse of letting his protégé and ward be murdered by the Joker! Per usual, we look at the intersection of this film and the bible, finding the themes shared by both epic stories.

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We continue our dive into strong female heroes by looking at the very small release of New Mutants. Delayed for months upon months, we finally get to watch the movie and discuss it’s parallels to good book. As always, beware of spoilers ahead if you haven’t seen the film yet.

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In honor of WandaVision ending and the major success of the series, we’re looking back at the MCU introduction of Wanda and Vision, Avengers: Age of Ultron. We’ll talk about the many, many themes that intersect with the movie and the bible. We’ll also talk about a bit about the entire series of WandaVision, so spoilers beware!

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This week on the podcast we take a look at an instant Star Wars classic, Rogue One. We’ll do our usual Fandom Ark thing and pick apart the themes and characters to find what they share with the greatest story ever told….The Bible! (oof, that’s a terrible run-on sentence).

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In our first official episode of our second season we take a look at the movie we’ve been waiting all year to see, Wonder Woman 1984. We examine the film for any and all references that might have been inspired by the bible, including themes we find that fit our every day lives.

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We’re back! We took a month off to recharge and spend time with family and get life organized. So in this episode we take a look at all the stuff we’ve been up to for the last few weeks and catch up with each other while previewing what 2021 holds for the podcast!

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We’ve arrived at the week of Christmas so we decided to find a story that has the birth of a savior. Look no further than Neo in The Matrix. So many things from the first film in the trilogy can be seen as themes or aspects of characters from the Bible and we’re here to talk about it!

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This week on the podcast we try to inject a little Halloween into the feed. We take a look at the cult classic movie, The Crow. We dig into characters, the story, and all the metaphors that might have been inspired by The Bible. We also dig into where this incredible tale from pop culture converges with stories from The Bible.

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We’re completing our dive into M. Night Shyamalan’s Eastrail 177 Trilogy. This week we’re looking at the end of the trilogy with Glass! All of our favorite Philadelphia-based superhuman characters converge on a small asylum and it’s time for the final battle. We’ll look at all the inspiration this film might lend from Bible along with the themes of the film.

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We’re continuing our dive in M. Night Shyamalan’s Eastrail 177 Trilogy. This week we’re looking at the surprise sequel Split! One of the biggest shocks in recent history came in the final 20 seconds of the film. You’re just watching a creepy movie about a dude with multiple personalities and then BAM, twist! We’ll look at all the inspiration this film might lend from Bible along with the themes of the film.

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