In All Things

Madeleine L’Engle says, “There is nothing so secular that it cannot be sacred, and that is one of the deepest messages of the incarnation.”  If God could use human form to create His son to show us the way to reconciliation to Himself, then certainly He can give us guidance and sustenance for the journey.

We’ve found God in these movies.  They are not classified as “Christian” films, but each of them has pointed us toward God and His Truth; each of them has some aspect, intentional or not, of the eternal.

The Matrix

The Lord of the Rings

Alice in Wonderland

Groundhog Day

Field of Dreams

About A Boy

Ushpizin

As Good As It Gets

Under the Tuscan Sun

Les Miserables

The Family Man

When Do We Eat?

Joyeux Noel

About Schmidt

Fiddler on the Roof

Michael

A Good Year

Dogville

The Fisher King

Breaking the Waves

Babette's Feast

La Dolce Vita,

Amelie

Life As A House

Love, Actually

Billy Elliot

Finding Neverland

What's Eating Gilbert Grape?

Good Will Hunting

High Fidelity

3:10 to Yuma

The Breakfast Club

Michael Collins

The Green Mile

Dominick and Eugene

Sixteen Candles

Gladiator

The Thomas Crowne Affair (1999)

Amadeus

Pi

Return to Me

Hamlet (1996)

Chocolat

Hope Floats

Dead Again

Shadowlands

A Room with a View*

Girl with a Pearl Earring*

Titanic

Big Fish

Cinderella

Little Voice

Elizabethtown

October Sky