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Quick Thought – Tuesday, November 11, 2025 – Lessons From Mom: Love the Least of These
When my parents took us into a Florida prison as children, I learned that Christian compassion doesn’t depend on someone’s innocence. Years later, an encounter with a man whose crime became a Hollywood movie reinforced one of Mom’s most important lessons: No one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Movies, Quick Thoughts
Tagged Bernie, bible study, crime, faith in action, forgiveness, inmate, Jack Black, Judy Fulton, mercy, mother, Prison Ministry, Shirley MacLaine
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The Final Cut: Guarding Tess (1994) — An Unexpected Little Treasure
I didn’t expect much when I saw Guarding Tess in theaters in 1994. More than 30 years and countless repeat viewings later, this charming comedy remains one of my unexpected favorites. Continue reading
The Final Cut: The Cowboys — More Than a John Wayne Western
More than 50 years after first seeing The Cowboys, I revisit one of John Wayne’s finest performances. What I remembered as a childhood tragedy has become a remarkable story about fatherhood, mentorship, sacrifice, and the boys who grew up along the trail. Continue reading
Two Underrated Movies That Deserve More Credit
What makes a movie underrated? Sometimes it’s a forgotten masterpiece. Other times it’s a beloved film whose brilliance gets overlooked. Here’s why Hitchcock’s Rope and Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life deserve another look. Continue reading
The Final Cut: Arthur 2: On the Rocks (1988) Review
Nearly 40 years after dismissing Arthur 2: On the Rocks as a terrible sequel, I decided to give Dudley Moore another chance. The result? More laughs than I remembered, some touching moments, and a movie I no longer hate. But is it actually worth watching? Continue reading
Weird Movies: Killer Tomatoes, Killer Klowns and Mickey Mouse Gone Mad
I’ve never been a big fan of weird movies. But between murderous tomatoes, alien clowns, mutant sea creatures, and a homicidal Mickey Mouse, a few have slipped through my defenses. And don’t even get me started on that unforgettable theme song. Continue reading
The Prompt I’d Forget Just to Answer Again
When a daily writing prompt asks almost the same question it asked two weeks earlier, the only reasonable response is to answer it again — with mock outrage, a little sarcasm and one more loving nod to Arthur. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Movies, Random
Tagged Arthur, blogging, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2798, Dudley Moore, favorite movies, humor, John Gielgud, movie memories, Movies, Nostalgia, storytelling, WordPress prompt
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I Didn’t Expect to Enroll at Hogwarts
I avoided Harry Potter for years, assuming it just wasn’t for me. Then I finally watched the movies and accidentally became a fan. Butterbeer, however, remains indefensible. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Movies, Random
Tagged critics, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2771, film, Harry Potter, Hogwarts, humor, Joe Dirt, late to the party, movie reviews, Movies, pop culture
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