Worth Watching

For two decades, the Belgian brother filmmakers have explored moral, social, and spiritual themes in one extraordinary film after another. Two Days, One Night (2014), the latest acclaimed drama from the Belgian brothers Jean-Pierre and…

Worth Watching from our June-July-August Issue

Half a century after its big-screen debut, The Sound of Music is still one of the most beloved musicals of all time.

The classic Preston Sturges comedy debuts on Blu-Ray from Criterion April 14

Newly remastered for Blu-ray and DVD, the classic animated adaptation of Richard Adams’ Watership Down is available from Criterion. Richard Adams’ Watership Down, a masterful epic about rabbits, occupies a space…

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I wanted to share with Catholic Digest readers that there’s a powerful new movie coming to theaters September 26th called The Song. It’s a breath of fresh air to finally see a Christian movie that cares about…

Ray Liotta avoids typecasting in art as well as in life. He’s an on-screen maniac who says he can’t imagine hurting someone in real life. He’s won acclaim for playing menacing characters in Goodfellas and Unlawful Entry as well as pop…