Commentary
The 2009 CT Critics' Choice Awards
What do a war movie, a hot air balloon, and a post-apocalyptic father-son love story have in common? They're among 2009's best movies, as chosen by CT critics.

Commentary
The 10 Most Redeeming Films of 2009
What do a lonely widower, a strong woman with a soft heart, and an African leader have in common? They're all key characters in the year's best redemptive movies.

CT Gets LOST
Chris Seay, author of The Gospel According to Lost, joins us in blogging and vlogging thoughts on the final season of the popular show.
Highlights so far:

• Flashing Sideways and the Island
• The Gospel According to . . . Desmond?
• 'Asking the Deeper Questions'
• What's in a Name (or Psalm)?
• 'We Got a Lot of Answers'
• 'Man of Science, or Man of Faith?'
• What's Happened to Sayid?
• 'Where Nothing Is Irreversible'
• 'Where Will I Go When I Die?'
• 'Battle Between Good & Evil'

Interview
The Flannery O'Connor School
With his first feature film, That Evening Sun, writer-director Scott Teems wants to depict truth—even when it's ugly—and thinks all Christian filmmakers should aim for that.
Mark Moring

Interview
Keeping the Faith
Denzel Washington is more than just an Oscar-winning superstar. He's a Christian who's serious about his roles ... even when they get a bit bloody, like in the Book of Eli.
Brett McCracken

Interview
Under the Rubber Mask
He has donned prosthetics for Hellboy and Pan's Labyrinth, and will again as Frankenstein. With a cameo in Legion, Doug Jones talks about his work—and his faith.
Mark Moring

Review
Avatar
In his first movie since Titanic, James Cameron has made it worth the wait with a stunning milestone in filmmaking—and a storyline surprisingly rich in political and spiritual undertones.
Todd Hertz
Rated PG-13 / 

Review
The Book of Eli
Its brutal content is not for all tastes, but this thoughtful action movie finds Denzel Washington protecting the last copy of a very important book: the Bible.
Russ Breimeier
Rated R /