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Book of Joshua: Walls of Jericho delivers exactly what it promises—faith, family, and a few good trumpet blasts. It’s a ...

From its origin in 1812 by the brothers Grimm, through the near-cult status of Walt Disney’s 1937 animated masterpiece, this ...

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The Severed Sun is a handsomely produced, eerily directed film. The cast shines from the beginning to the end, with each ...

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