With Julie and Julia opening this week, it's a good time to savor a few great movies that are centered around food and its delights.

Readers react as the debate continues over the merits (or lack thereof) of Harry Potter.

Director Leo McCarey (An Affair to Remember, The Bells of St. Mary's) wanted his viewers to leave the theaters with a smile on their faces.

As Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince opens, we are once again reminded of the characteristics that make him something of a Christ figure.

Public Enemies director Michael Mann often blurs the line between the good guys and the bad in the moral crossfire between cops and robbers.

Two foreign films poignantly illustrate that our quests for the perfect job—more money, more stuff—might miss the point of what really matters in life.

Can the Christian music industry survive the economic storm?

The Terminator franchise—including the new Terminator Salvation—is full of religious imagery, much of it ultimately embracing hope for mankind.

Our recent commentary about Derek Webb's battle with his record company over the use of a bad word sparked quite a reaction from readers.

Biblical allusions run throughout the series.

Orson Welles had a Catholic upbringing and was involved in several projects based on the Bible, but he mostly identified with Shakespeare's Falstaff—a Christ figure 'decorated with vices.'

With Derek Webb's announcement of a battle over his newest album, some may applaud his apparent stand for the right to swear. But is it really worth the fight?

Or neither? We should stop trying to define a dividing line, because when it comes to music, it's all spiritual.

Why we've always found the Trek triumvirate of Kirk, Spock, and McCoy so, ahem, fascinating.

Two films chronicle China's endeavor to flood entire cultures via the "progress" of building the world's largest dam.

Two thrilling movies about classrooms, students and teachers, guaranteed to stir your soul.

Is it OK to let children watch scary movies if there's a valuable lesson to be learned? We asked. You answered.

Did we mention that we love books?

Finding truth, beauty, and goodness even in the darkest of films—starting with The Dark Knight, one of the best films of 2008.