by Jessica Clark | May 11, 2016 | Jessica Clark: Marriage—From Here to Eternity
The account of Joseph Smith’s First Vision, found in the Joseph Smith History included at the back of any Triple Combination worth it’s salt has a wealth of information for the avid scriptorian. We can discover so much about the boy prophet, our relationship with God...
by Rachel Wagner | May 9, 2016 | Home and Family
The funny thing about The Princess Bride is I feel like I have seen it a lot recently but when I actually sat down to watch it for this review I realized it had been many years. It’s just such a popular film and so often quoted that it kind of has a life of its own. I...
by Rachel Wagner | May 2, 2016 | Home and Family
There is perhaps no word that is more casually thrown around than ‘classic’ in the world of movies. In fact, my beloved Disney claims all of their animated films are ‘Disney Classics’. But occasionally there will be a movie that has a near universal agreement that...
by Jane Thurston | Apr 28, 2016 | Jane Thurston: Down Syndrome Days
Traveling in the car with my college age son who was home on a break, we passed a friend going in the opposite direction. I’d been catching him up on folks and so I mentioned some of the things she had been going through in the last couple of years. I said “She has a...
by Rachel Wagner | Apr 25, 2016 | Home and Family
As an animation fan I love finding little gems that are much better than you expect. I can honestly say the Barbie movies fit into this category. They are easy dismiss as direct to dvd films made solely to sell toys to little girls but that is doing them a disservice....
by Rachel Wagner | Apr 18, 2016 | Home and Family
Nostalgia is a tricky thing when it comes to movies. Some movies require it to be enjoyable and some movies are bolstered and made better by it. The Peanuts Movie, for instance, is a film that was made better by nostalgia. I really loved that film on its own merits...
