Tag: Angel Studios

Letitia Wright Denounces Daily Wire Involvement in Distributing Sound of Hope

Does the messenger matter more than the message? Letitia Wright seems to think so. The actress who plays Shuri, Black Panther’s sister, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is one of the producers of Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot, a movie about an East Texas church that helped twenty-two fa...

Angel Studios Announces New Film Fellowship: Tolkien & Lewis

There has certainly been no shortage of news regarding J.R.R. Tolkien in these past couple of weeks; however, this time, C.S Lewis is to take a role in the spotlight as well. Angel Studios announced via an X post on May 9th that they will be developing a film about the two classic writers regarding ...

REVIEW: Cabrini (2024)

Cabrini, released March eighth of this year by Angel Studios, tells the incredible true story of Mother Francesca Cabrini, who, when arriving in New York in 1889, is met with disease, crime, and orphaned children. She embarks on a daring mission to convince the mayor of New York to secure housing an...

Video Game Producer Mark Kern Talks Sweet Baby Inc. and ESG in Gaming

Have you been questioning the sanity of video game developers using consulting companies like Sweet Baby Inc. when it seems abundantly clear that gamers don’t like the changes they “suggest”? Today, an expert explained what their reasoning is. Mark Kern, a former producer at Blizzard Entertain...

Box Office Breakdown for Weekend of 3/10/24

What’s up, Geeks + Gamers? It’s ODIN! Kung Fu Panda 4 and Dune: Part Two Dominate The box office is finally alive once again, as this weekend saw not only the second weekend of last week’s winner, Dune: Part Two, but new releases in Kung Fu Panda 4, Imaginary, and the new film from Angel...

REVIEW: Sound of Freedom (2023)

Sound of Freedom is kicking up a big political stir, and while I certainly have my opinions on that score and whether this is an important film to see for social reasons, I’m not going to get into it here. This is about the movie itself, which is the only fair way to appraise any …

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