Grab your tissues, movie fans.

This week's episode brings us back to 1999. Before director Brad Bird brought us The Incredibles, he was pensively sitting in his animated director's chair at the set of this masterpiece, The Iron Giant.

This discussion was honestly a cake walk. "Who's the Christ figure in a movie like this?" Gee, I wonder!

But honestly, this was a really fun discussion and we think you'll enjoy it. Thanks for being here pals.

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Could we really call ourselves a faith-based movie podcast if we never talked about God's Not Dead? Well I'll be honest, we really tried.

God's Not Dead exists in two worlds. In one, it's a household name that's synonymous with clean, thought-provoking, Christian entertainment. In the other, it's a subject of harsh criticism accusing it of being hamfisted and condescending in its preachy tone.

And honestly, both are surprisingly accurate. So let's crack this oyster open and see what it's all about. Thank you for listening with us, and we hope you enjoy!

Happy new year!

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Merry Christmas, movie fans! Or should we say, merikurisamusau.

This week we’re talking about Satoshi Kon’s Tokyo Godfathers, a film that finds grace, hope, and redemption in some of the most unexpected corners of life. We discuss the movie’s compassionate portrayal of homelessness, its surprising spiritual themes, and the beauty of chosen family.

While coming from unlikely places, this movie tells a beautiful story with a rich message. We hope that this episode convinces you to give it a try if you haven't already!

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