I couldn’t imagine why anyone would want to remake “Point Break,” because it is such a perfect combination of silly and awesome, with my all-time favorite movie stunt. What could a remake be but superfluous? But I have to say, this trailer looks pretty cool.
When Luke Mercier (Dakota Goyo, Real Steel) heard some noise outside his house, he never could have guessed what he would find. Discovering a young polar bear cub that has been separated from its mother, Luke knows he has to do something to help. Despite the warnings of his family and friends, Luke speeds off on a snowmobile, with the cub in tow, deep into the frozen wilderness. But when a violent storm closes in, Luke’s mother (Bridget Moynahan, “Blue Blood”) and family friend Muktuk (Goran Visnjic, “ER”) frantically search for the daring pair as they defy starvation and below freezing temperatures so both boy and bear can complete their own journeys home.
Here’s the trailer:
And here’s the clip:
The Journey Home will be available on DVD next week, September 22, 2015. I have a copy to give away! Send me an email at moviemom@moviemom.com with Journey in the subject line and tell me your favorite pet. Don’t forget your address! (U.S. addresses only). I’ll pick a winner at random on September 23, 2015. Good luck!
Reminder: My policy on conflicts http://www.beliefnet.com/columnists/moviemom/2009/02/my-policy-on-conflicts.html
Behind the Scenes: “The Young Messiah,” the Story of the Early Years of Jesus
Posted on September 15, 2015 at 1:23 pm
At a time when Jesus begins to understand that He is different from the other children, He turns to His parents for answers. But in trying to protect their child, Mary and Joseph are afraid to reveal all that they know.
How do you tell your son that God is His real Father? How do you explain to Him that King Herod is trying to kill Him? How do you help Him realize that He is the Messiah that His people have talked about for generations?
Follow Christ the child as He and His family take the dangerous journey from Egypt to Nazareth and on to Jerusalem, where He discovers His true identity and profound destiny.