Cinema Judge has just posted a new 22-minute video with clips from the film and footage taken live on the set while the action was being filmed! The video also includes interviews with the cast and producer Andrew Adamson. Click the title above for a link to the video.

Tony Stark’s experience as a captive gives him a first-hand account of the chaos he was (literally) introducing into the world. Iron Man’s agenda is more about restoring Stark’s own name than it is peace and justice. Something has got to give.

The movie, quite literally, is about the making of a hero. Like Batman Begins, it is more about the journey to establish the path of the new hero than a typical “spandex” string of fight scenes masquerading as a plot (see Spider-Man 3).

When people are bombarded with pressure to “show their love,” on the spot, one day per year (particularly at above-retail prices), that kinda takes the sincerity out of it. You can’t possibly equate a bouquet of flowers on Mother’s Day with love and appreciation.

Whether our passion comes to life driving a car, holding the hand of a child, or touching the keys of a piano, by pursuing and sharing the passions and talents we have been given, we too can both turn our lives into works of art and forever change our world.

Like every child who has made up stories, every one of us has stories we desire to fulfill. Inside our minds, they may feel like nothing more fantasy and false hope. But if we simply let them out, pretty soon we will find that the very longings of our heart are our reality.

Not only does God know every detail of who we are, He created us to be that way, and He saw that it was good. Not only does He tell us stories about how much we mean to Him, He bet his own life on ours that we might see how much He truly wants us.

Transformation is often a key to making a movie a worthwhile experience. We long to see someone’s life taken from the downward spiral it is in to find newness and meaning. Can such a transformation begin merely by finding a hat?

O.K. I wasn’t there, but, of course, various entertainment media were. Included are some comments about the “romantic twist.” Click the title above for links to reports about Aslan, Caspian and the Pevensies on the Red Carpet.

A photograph reveals the truth, but it may not reveal everything. A documentary may well reveal the truth, but rarely will it reveal everything. Does the information garnered from these prisoners justify the means used? Are we safer because of this?