It’s an episode of acting dynamic duos this week as Wade and Kevin review Os Perkins’s Gretel and Hansel, and Fernando Meirelles’s The Two Popes.
Is home making a woman’s highest calling? Erin and Hannah discuss in this episode of their Go Home! series.
The guys review both The Gentlemen, Guy Ritchie’s return to the “verbose Cockney gangsters” genre and Makoto Shinkai’s animated Weathering with You.
Where does our concept of home come from, and is it possible for it to be perfectly sanitized from cultural influence?
First up is the World War I epic 1917, then Wade and Kevin take on Bombshell. Are these two films worthy of the accolades they’ve been receiving?
Erin Staza returns this week, along with Kevin McLenithan, K. B. Hoyle, Tyler Burns, Kathryn Freeman, and Tyler Glodjo to solidify The 25 for 2019.
Wade and Kevin share which on filmes they thought were the best of 2019 with critics Jeffrey Overstreet, Joel Mayward, Sarah Welch-Larson, and Steve Norton.
The staff at CaPC sit down to shape the Christ and Pop Culture Top 25 cultural artifacts from 2019 that celebrate the good, the true, and the beautiful in pop culture.
Wade & Kevin review Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Little Women along with The Safdie Brothers A24 film with Adam Sandler, Uncut Gems.
Erin and Hannah wrap up their A Persuasion Christmas series by discussing a Charlie Brown approach to Christmas.
Wade and Kevin visit a galaxy far, far away to review The Rise of Skywalker. Then the duo comes back to earth to examine Clint Eastwood’s Richard Jewel.
Films like Die Hard threaten our traditional notions of Christmas and peace on earth and goodwill toward men. And that’s why we need them.
Family stories are the focus this week with Terrence Malick’s A Hidden LIfe set in WWII, and Noah Baumbach’s emotionally charged Marriage Story.
In this new mini-series called A Persuasion Christmas, each episode will feature conversation with Erin and Hannah about a specific way pop culture is shaping our mindset and approach to celebrating Christmas.
In this week’s body of reviews, Wade and Kevin look at Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman, and Trey Edward Shult’s dramatic production of Waves.
Wade and Kevin review Rian Johnson’s dysfunctional family ensemble “Knives Out” followed by a cool take on Chris Buck/Jennifer Lee’s Frozen II.
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