Media is a window into the hearts and minds of people in their culture. Movies are evidence of what people are struggling with, what they are wishing or hoping for, and always have parallels in the Bible. “Cinema Sophia” is the name of Prof. Eschelbach’s ongoing project of watching movies with students and discussing the importance of them. Here are study questions (and often study questions with answers) based on those viewings/discussions. You may use them if you would find them helpful to yourself or your ministry. If you download them for use, please reference where you obtained them, Prof. Eschelbach as the author, and consider making a donation to Word Without Walls for the help the movie study provides.
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A Triumph of Love
All of Me
Apostle
Babette’s Feast
Batman Begins
Big Man on Campus
Boondock Saints
Bruce Almighty
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Chocolat
Chronicles of Narnia
Clue
Constantine
Crash
Dead Poets Society
Deja Vu
Devil’s Advocate
Edward Scissorhands
Fantastic Four
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Fight Club
Finding Neverland
Ghost Rider
Gran Torino
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Hook
Hotel Rwanda
The Hunt for Red October
The Incredibles
Juno
Major Payne
The Matrix
Muppet Treasure Island
Napoleon Dynamite
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Pirates of the Caribbean
Princess Bride
Secondhand Lions
Speed Racer
Stigmata
The Ultimate Gift
The Usual Suspects
V for Vendetta
Young Frankenstein
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