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A beloved, friendly and hilarious bear has returned as the official trailer for "Paddington in Peru" has been released.

It's been said that if it's not broken, don't fix it. No industry, career field or organization displays that better than Hollywood. Nearly every film that lands in theaters is either a sequel, a remake or a superhero film that is almost always a sequel. 

And that makes perfect sense. Movies are costly to produce. Hundreds of people are required to make one film, and everyone must be paid for their work. Then, after the film is completed, there is all the marketing, which also costs millions of dollars.

From Hollywood's perspective, if one movie or story makes money at the box office, it should be repeated until audiences quit showing up. In keeping with this thinking, the trailer for "Padding in Peru"—the third film in the series—has been released.

The film opens with Paddington writing to his Aunt Lucy to inform her that he and his family are coming to the South American country for a visit. However, when they finally reach their destination, they encounter a problem. Aunt Lucy is nowhere to be found. We're informed that she has headed off into the Amazon rainforest.

Despite some initial apprehensions, Paddington and his family set off on an adventure to find dear Aunt Lucy. This outing promises to be filled with laughs, mishaps and a lot of fun for the entire family. But, of course, the big question is: will Paddington and his family find Aunt Lucy before the rainforest gets the best of them?

Paddington and his family set off for their latest adventure in early 2025. According to IMDB, "Paddington in Peru" is scheduled to open in theaters on Jan. 17.

Philippians 4:8 "For the rest, my brothers, whatever things are true, whatever things have honor, whatever things are upright, whatever things are holy, whatever things are beautiful, whatever things are of value, if there is any virtue and if there is any praise, give thought to these things.

The official trailer for the new film “White Bird” offers a glimpse at its moving and powerful story.

We will never have too much kindness in this world. It is an impossibility to have too much kindness. There will never be a situation in which someone will say we’ve reached our limit on kindness, and it’s time to start treating one another poorly. There will always be room for more compassion, empathy and love in this fallen and lost world.

A simple and unexpected act of kindness can change someone’s day, week and entire outlook. We often don’t get to see how being kind to someone impacts them and their life. But we can rest assured that we did make a difference for someone else, even if it was as simple as holding a door for them.

Who knows what kind of impact and difference kindness can make on someone else? The trailer for the new film “White Bird” answers that question.

The film shows how kindness literally saved someone’s life. Instead of repaying hate with more hate, kindness saved someone’s life from one of the most murderous, brutal and evil regimes the world has ever known.

The short clip begins with a young man starting a new school, trying to fit in with his classmates. We soon learn that this young man was expelled for mercilessly mocking and teasing another young man with a facial deformity. An older woman, played by Helen Mirren, tells him of her childhood and how she was less-than-kind to a classmate with a physical disability. To fit in with others, she mocked him and his disability.

However, instead of repaying her cruelty with more hateful, callous behavior, he helped save her life from the Nazis. That young man’s kindness made all the difference for that young woman.

Be sure to bring tissues because this is sure to be a powerful, moving and emotional tear-jerker of a film.

“White Bird” is rated PG-13 and opens in theaters on Oct. 4.

Ephesians 4:32 “And be kind to one another, full of pity, having forgiveness for one another, even as God in Christ had forgiveness for you.”

The official trailer for the animated film Hitpig has been released. The movie promises to be a wild and hilarious adventure.

Animals are some of the best creatures you will encounter on Earth. Most of them are kind, loyal, loving and dependable. Some are even special enough that people invite them into their homes, where they become part of their family. It quickly gets to the point where doing anything without them feels wrong.

However, sadly, those animals can disappear and get outside for one reason or another. When that happens, and they are missing for any time at all, pet owners will become distraught. We simply want our favorite furry and four-legged friend to come back home. We’ll take all the help we can get to see them returned.

Well, one new animated film is about a character who helps find and bring missing animals back home. “Hitpig” is a flick about a pig who helps pet owners find their missing pets. Many people would gladly and quickly employ that service to find their pets when and if they ever go missing.

In the official trailer for the animated film, the pig is given a massive assignment, literally. The pig is hired to help bring home an elephant, Pickles. However, once Hitpig finds his target, he soon learns that not everything is as it appears with Pickles and its owner.  

Pickles states that she has spent hours locked in a cage, forced into a cramped and confined area. From that point forward, Hitpig, along with help from a few friends, work together to keep Pickles from ever having to spend another minute locked inside a cage.

The animated film, which is rated PG, features the voices of Jason Sudeikis and Rainn Wilson from The Office. It is scheduled to open in theaters on Nov. 1.

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”

The Walt Disney Company has unveiled the exciting official trailer for their upcoming film, "Moana 2."

If something isn't broken, do not fix it, as the old saying goes. That makes sense. Why would we ever change anything if it's working? Change is hard enough; if there is no reason to do it, don't.

That is the attitude that most of Hollywood has as well. Simply look at the types of movies that flood the theaters. They are all either sequels, superhero flicks or superhero movies that are also sequels. Those are the ones that consistently make the most at the box office, so it makes sense why Hollywood continues to produce them.

In keeping with that ongoing trend, Disney has released the trailer for "Moana 2." Of course, it's the follow-up film to 2016's smash hit "Moana." It was the film that made children everywhere fall in love with Maui, the character voiced by Dwyane "The Rock" Johnson.

In the second film, Moana sets out on another adventure after receiving a call from her ancestors. She ventures out to an ancient land that is supposedly cursed. Moana, wanting to finish what her ancestors started so long ago, hopes to break the curse and bring her people back together.

However, like in the first film, Moana needs help to complete her tall task. She will need some assistance. About halfway through the film's trailer, Maui makes his much-anticipated appearance.

From the looks of the trailer, this film will be just as funny and cute as the original. This will likely rake in the cash at the box office, with children and families enjoying this animated film from the Walt Disney Company.

"Moana 2" is rated PG and opens in theaters on Nov. 27.

Philippians 4:8 "Finally, brothers, whatever things are true, whatever things are honest, whatever things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever things are lovely, whatever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things."

If you loved the 2015 film ‘War Room,’ then you won’t want to miss the latest movie from the Kendrick Brothers, ‘The Forge.’

This new film takes place in “the same cinematic world” as ‘War Room’ and promises to bring “familiar friends and inspiring new twists.” It explores the impact of our daily choices, both big and small.

In ‘The Forge,’ the main character, a young man named Isaiah, isn’t making the best choices. Having recently graduated from high school, he has no interest in planning for his future. And it’s clear to everyone but Isaiah that he is on a destructive path.

However, Isaiah is challenged by his single mother (Priscilla Shirer from ‘War Room’) and a successful local businessman (Cameron Arnett from ‘Overcomer’) who has taken an interest in him. They see the direction Isaiah is heading. And they are willing to invest the time and care necessary in order to change it. 

Gradually, through the prayer and mentorship poured over Isaiah, the young man begins to discover God’s purpose for his life which goes far beyond basketball and video games. But ‘The Forge’ movie isn’t just about changing Isaiah’s course.

“We made this film to inspire, challenge and motivate viewers to follow Jesus wholeheartedly,” Alex Kendrick explained. “Our hope is that audiences around the world will recognize the pivotal role that Godly mentorship plays in shaping the next generation.”

Forsaking the world’s standards to find our true identity in Christ is something every one of us faces. And in ‘The Forge’ movie, Miss Clara (a recurring character from ‘War Room’) sums it up perfectly:

“No, you devote your heart to following the Lord no matter what the cost!”

This inspirational, faith-based film is a must-see and is set to land in theaters on August 23, 2024.

“Trust in the LORD with all your heart; and lean not to your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.” Proverbs 3:5-6

The official trailer for the new, upcoming movie “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” has been released.

Many argue that Christmas is the best time of the year. It’s a season filled with time spent with family and friends, participating in fun and annual traditions, enjoying meals and opening a gift or two.

What’s not to like about any of that? The only correct answer is, of course, nothing.  Christmas truly is a wonderful time.

However, Christmas is a stressful time of year for those at church who work in the children’s ministry. At Christmas, children commonly act out the biblical story of Christmas. It’s a joy for everyone watching the production. But for those working behind the scenes, helping to direct and corral the children, it can be anything but a joyful experience.

The trailer for “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” perfectly and hilariously captures the nerves and anxiety of putting on a children’s production of the biblical Christmas story. As the film’s trailer shows, when working with children, always expect the unexpected.

The film is about Grace, a woman who has volunteered to direct the annual Christmas pageant. Another woman states that this year's pageant is significant because it’s the 75th annual pageant. So, Grace is under pressure to put on a terrific production.

However, a massive wrench gets thrown into the plans. The six Herdman children, described as “absolutely the worst kids in the history of the world,” want to be in this year’s Christmas pageant. After learning of the Herdmans' demands to be included, several people push Grace to kick the children out of the production and the church.

Grace refuses to give in to their demands to leave the Herdmans out of the play. She is asked what happens if the Herdmans ruin the play for her. Grace’s answer is incredibly moving and may even bring a tear to your eye.

“They probably will, but it’s not about me,” Grace says. “Jesus was born for the Herdmans as much as he was for us. We’d be missing the whole point of the story if we turn them away.”

John 13:34 “I give you a new law: Have love one for another; even as I have had love for you, so are you to have love one for another.”

The official trailer for the moving and emotional new film “Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot” has been released.

Children are some of society's most innocent and vulnerable members. Every child deserves to be with someone who will love, protect and care for them. Children need to be in a home where they feel safe and secure. Every child deserves a family, biological or adopted; it does not matter.  

The family, created by God, is the most important element in society. It’s a setting designed to provide love and safety to every member. When the family unit starts to break down, society follows.

From the same studio behind “Sound of Freedom” comes a new film, “Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum.” The movie tells how a church in Possum Trot, Texas—a small town in the eastern part of the Lone Star State – provided permanent, loving homes for nearly 80 children who were in the foster care system.  According to IMDB, 22 families opened their homes and arms to 77 children.

The tear-jerking and gut-wrenching trailer opens with a young lady arriving at a possible adoptive home and asking her case worker, “Are you sure these people want us?”

The next couple of scenes in the trailer are somewhat difficult to watch. Children are subjected to horrible, awful treatment. The woman leading a discussion shows photos of children who have been physically abused.

She announces to the people in the room how badly the children in the foster/adoption system have been treated.

“It’s hard to feel like I’m the only one who sees these things,” she says. “Seventy percent of the kids in the system are there because of neglect. The other 30 percent are put through hell.”

The trailer then shows the church’s pastor behind the pulpit telling his congregation, "If we can’t wrap our arms around the most vulnerable, then what do we have? Noise! And the children can’t take the noise anymore.”

Near the end of the trailer, one man says. “We want the ones that nobody else want.”

“Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot” opens in theaters on July 4. It is rated PG-13 for “thematic material involving child abuse, some violence, language and brief suggestive material.”

Matthew 18:6 “But whoever is a cause of trouble to one of these little ones who have faith in me, it would be better for him to have a great stone fixed to his neck, and to come to his end in the deep sea.”

Many will recognize Mike Rowe as the host of the popular TV show, Dirty Jobs, where he toured America covering the dangerous and dirty jobs somebody’s got to do. But in the upcoming film ‘Something To Stand For,’ Mike focuses on the brave souls who put themselves in danger to build and protect our great country.

Attention veterans, history buffs, and fans of inspiring tales! Join Mike Rowe, the legendary host, as he unveils the untold stories of extraordinary American heroes, with a special focus on our brave veterans and combat veterans. Premiering in theaters nationwide starting June 27th, tickets for ‘Something To Stand For’ are on sale and can be purchased at somethingtostandfor.movie.

Are you ready to discover the hidden narratives of the courageous individuals who shaped America? In this captivating journey through history, Mike Rowe pays tribute to the veterans, combat veterans, and unsung American heroes who sacrificed everything for our nation. From the American Revolution to World War II and beyond, Something to Stand For celebrates the unwavering spirit of our veterans and the pivotal moments they played in forging the America we know today.

Inspired by Mike Rowe's popular podcast, The Way I Heard It, this series uncovers mysteries and sheds light on the lesser-known veteran stories of American heroism. Join us as we honor the courage, determination, and unwavering belief in the American dream that our veterans embody.

This incredible and patriotic film from Mike Rowe is one you don’t want to miss. What a wonderful way to celebrate the courage and sacrifices of both well-known and lesser-known veterans through compelling veteran stories.

You don’t want to miss the stars from “The Office” Steve Carell and John Krasinski’s heartwarming reunion! Over a decade has passed since the iconic sitcom "The Office" bid farewell to television screens, but its enduring popularity continues to resonate with audiences worldwide. From re-watching podcasts to streaming marathons, fans have kept the Dunder Mifflin spirit alive and thriving. Amidst the bustling careers of its ensemble cast, the recent heartwarming reunion between two of its beloved stars, Steve Carell and John Krasinski, has sparked a fresh wave of excitement among fans.

While John has transitioned into a successful directorial role since his days as Jim Halpert, John has continued to captivate audiences with his versatile performances. Their reunion, however, isn't in the familiar setting of an office but rather in the realm of a live-action/animated fantasy comedy titled "IF," a project John is directing and acting in, while Steve lends his voice to the character, “Blue.”

The reunion between John and Steve, captured on camera, epitomizes the genuine bond they share and it’s comical. As they embrace, their camaraderie is palpable, evoking nostalgia for the beloved characters they portray on-screen. Yet, true to their comedic roots, they playfully jest about needing another take for their "reunion," injecting humor into the heartfelt moment.

For fans eagerly anticipating "IF's" theatrical debut in less than a month, this reunion serves as a delightful prelude, heightening anticipation for what promises to be a captivating cinematic experience. The wholesome chemistry between Steve and John resonates with "The Office" enthusiasts, who eagerly await the opportunity to witness their dynamic collaboration once more.

As the buzz surrounding their reunion spreads, it's evident that the enduring legacy of "The Office" continues to unite fans in celebration of its timeless humor and endearing characters. With John and Steve at the helm of "IF," audiences can anticipate a delightful journey infused with the same warmth and charm that made their on-screen partnership unforgettable.

In a world often characterized by fleeting connections, the enduring friendship between Steve and John stands as a testament to the power of genuine camaraderie. Their heartfelt reunion, brimming with laughter and nostalgia, reminds us of the beauty found in lasting bonds.

As Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 beautifully illustrates, "Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor: If either of them falls down, one can help the other up. But pity anyone who falls and has no one to help them up." In Steve and John, we see the embodiment of this timeless truth—a friendship built on mutual support, laughter, and shared memories.

In their embrace and playful banter, we find echoes of our own cherished friendships, reminding us of the joy that comes from journeying through life alongside those who uplift and inspire us. Just as their reunion warms our hearts, so too does their enduring bond serve as a beacon of light in a world yearning for genuine connection.

May we all be inspired by their example to cherish the friendships that enrich our lives, for in the embrace of true companionship, we find solace, strength, and unwavering support.

Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 "Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor: If either of them falls down, one can help the other up. But pity anyone who falls and has no one to help them up."

The official trailer for the new film “Harold and the Purple Crayon” has been released.

Hollywood releases hundreds of movies in any given year. Because of streaming services like Hulu, Netflix and Disney+, more content is being produced and released than ever before. Some of those Hollywood films will go directly to those popular streaming sites, while others will still go to the theater before hitting Netflix or Hulu.

Due to the high demand for content, Hollywood goes to multiple places looking for stories and plots for their movies. One of their most popular places to go searching for content is the written word. Books are constantly being turned into movies. Some of the biggest movies of all time were books before they ever hit the big screen. 

One of the latest books to get the movie treatment is the beloved children’s tale “Harold and the Purple Crayon.” The book, written and illustrated by Crockett Johnson, is about a young man named Harold, who creates an entire universe with the help of a magic purple crayon and his imagination.

In the official trailer for the film, posted on YouTube, Zachary Levi stars as a grown-up Harold. Despite his age, Harold still uses the magical purple crayon to create all kinds of fantastic and imaginative items. 

From the film’s short trailer, “Harold and the Purple Crayon” appears to be a sweet and cute film intended for the entire family. 

In addition to Zachary playing the title character, the film also features the talents of comedian Lil Rel Howery and Zooey Deschanel from the popular and long-running sitcom “New Girl.” 

According to IMDB, the film has been rated PG for mild action and thematic elements. 

“Harold and the Purple Crayon” will open in theaters on August 2, 2024.

Proverbs 22:6 “Train up a child in the way he should go, and even when he is old he will not depart from it.”

The official trailer for Walt Disney's upcoming film “Mufasa: The Lion King” has been unveiled.

The Walt Disney Company is known for creating some of the most memorable, iconic and beloved characters ever. Disney has arguably impacted animation and filmmaking more than any other company. Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Pluto, Goofy and Minnie Mouse are just some of the many characters that are closely associated with the company. 

In addition to the Walt Disney Company’s beloved cast of animated characters, they have produced an impressive lineup of films throughout the decades. Those award-winning films, which all have a strong sense of nostalgia, have a special place in the hearts of millions. 

One of those movies that means much to so many is the 1994 Academy Award-winning animated film “The Lion King.” Simba, Rafiki, Timon, Pumbaa and even the evil Scar are beloved characters. The songs are iconic, working perfectly with the stunning images on the screen. What is there not to love about “The Lion King?”

Now, 30 years after the original, Disney is stepping back into “The Lion King” story with the film “Mufasa: The Lion King.” The trailer for the visually stunning cinematic work has been released. 

According to IMDB, as the title implies, this film will investigate the origins of Simba’s father, Mufasa. Of course, Mufasa was ruthlessly killed by his evil and jealous brother Scar in the opening moments of the original film. He was thrown into and then trampled during a stampede, making for one of the saddest moments in cinematic history.

“Mufasa: The Lion King” is scheduled to hit theaters days before Christmas, opening on December 20, 2024.

The film’s cast is loaded with talent. Beyoncé, Seth Rogen, Donald Glover and Thandiwe Newton all lend their voices to the film. 

Philippians 4:8 “Finally, brothers, whatever things are true, whatever things are honest, whatever things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever things are lovely, whatever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.”

The official trailer for the faith-based film “Just in Time” gives viewers a glimpse of the emotional new motion picture.

Marriage is one of the most beautiful things in life. It’s a rewarding, life-long journey between two people committed to staying together through life’s ups and downs. However, as great as marriage is, it’s also one of the most challenging things we’ll ever do on this Earth.

Marriage is a relationship involving two people. While compatibility is important in a marriage, agreement on every topic is impossible. That often means two different opinions and ideas on most subjects, which can often lead to fights and bickering. Marriage requires compromise and the ability to say, “I’m sorry,” and seek forgiveness from the other person occasionally. 

Also, outside forces and situations will try and test a marriage's strength and resiliency. Marriage requires 100 percent commitment and plenty of work. But like anything else in life, nothing good is easy, and marriage is certainly one of the best things about life. 

The trailer for the film “Just in Time” begins with a married couple who have seemingly drifted apart. The husband tells his wife, “We haven’t been on the same page for months,” and that “they need a break.” 

The wife, devastated by the current state of her marriage, calls out to God, seeking His guidance and wisdom to repair her relationship. Soon after, the woman strikes up a friendship with an elderly gentleman who provides her with time-tested, sage advice.

Later in the trailer, another character tells the husband, "It’s going to take something bigger than yourself to fix your marriage.” The very next shot shows people gathered on a beach as a cross stands in the background.

“Just In Time,” according to the clip’s description, begins streaming on Great American Pure Flix on April 12.

Mark 10:9 “Let not that which has been joined together by God be parted by man.”

The official trailer for the faith-based Pure Flix film “Finding Faith” has been released.

Most people will encounter their fair share of difficult and trying situations in their lifetime. No one will be able to escape this life unscathed. Life will leave its scars and even batter and bruise. Unfortunately, there will be instances when tears will be shed.

However, while there will no doubt be painful experiences in this life, none will likely compare to the hurt and pain associated with a strained or failing marriage. That marriage relationship is intended to be our closest relationship with someone on earth. Whenever those bonds break or are about to sever completely, it hurts. 

But what God has joined together once, He can certainly do so again. However, as the trailer for the new Pure Flix film “Finding Faith” shows, it will require an extraordinary amount of work and effort on our part.

The trailer for the film opens in a situation and a place where many couples can find themselves in their marriage. Both have become so consumed with their jobs, with their positions eating up too much of their time. As a result, there is little time left over for each other. Things have gotten so bad for Victoria and Billy that she comments, “We hardly know each other anymore.”

But before Victoria gives up on her marriage and calls it quits, she gets a bit of advice from her father. He tells her, “Maybe there is someone who can help you.” In the next scene, Victoria is walking down the center aisle of a church.

Marriage, like anything worthwhile in life, is challenging and requires both parties' constant attention and hard work. Also, like every other situation and circumstance, God is always by our side, walking right beside us, even when rough and painful patches exist in our relationships.

Genesis 2:24 “For this cause will a man go away from his father and his mother and be joined to his wife; and they will be one flesh.”

Members of the cast and crew behind the film “Unsung Hero” discussed some of what it took and meant to bring the story to the big screen.

Every year, hundreds of films open and play in theaters. While that may sound like a large number and many viewing options at the cinema, it’s a drop in the bucket regarding the number of films produced and released each year. 

Thanks to the popularity of streaming services, there are more viewing options now than ever. So, instead of going to the theater, some movies will go directly to Netflix, Hulu, or some other streaming platform. Additionally, after they are finished, other films may sit on the shelves for whatever reason and never see the light of day. 

It stands to reason that the Hollywood films that go into theaters do so because they are expected to do well financially. Those deciding what film goes where believe a movie will be a hit, pleasing a specific demographic. 

One of those films that is coming to theaters is “Unsung Hero.” It’s a film based on the unbelievable true story of the early struggles of the Smallbone family. It includes famous Christian musicians Rebecca St. James and her brothers, Joel and Luke, who are the duo for King & Country.

In a video posted on YouTube, members of the cast and the people behind the scenes talk about what the film’s story of faith and reliance upon God during troubling situations means to them. After watching the movie, they also talk about what they want to come away with.

“Having heard the music, having watched the scenes, I think people are going to take away hope from this film,” Candace Cameron Bure said, who has a role in the movie.

Rated PG, “Unsung Hero” hits theaters on April 26.

Hebrews 11:6 “But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that comes to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.”

The official trailer for “Testament: The Story of Moses” gives viewers a look at the epic new series from Netflix.

God has a plan and will for every life. No one is a mistake; everyone has the skills, talents and abilities to fulfill a purpose. Some may go against God, choosing their own path and desires. But God does have a plan for all. This is made abundantly clear in God’s Word. 

In the Bible, many figures serve and play an essential role in carrying out a specific purpose. Some, like the 12 Disciples, John the Baptist, and Paul in the New Testament, helped spread the Word of God to the surrounding cities and countries. Noah, Abraham, Joshua and David in the Old Testament were given other tasks to complete. 

Without a doubt, one of the most prominent figures in the entire Bible is Moses. The only other person throughout Scripture who likely played a more significant role in the Bible and Christianity is Jesus Christ Himself. From the very beginning, it was clear that God set Moses apart. 

A new series on Netflix, “Testament: The Story of Moses,” examines the life of the Old Testament figure. The trailer, posted on YouTube, shows Moses as a baby being rescued and picked up out of the basket. Viewers also see the Egyptians enduring the plagues God sent upon Pharaoh and his people for refusing to let the Israelites go. Also included is a shot of Moses on Mt. Sinai holding the 10 Commandments. 

The series also appears to be part documentary, with several people interjecting in the trailer about the importance of Moses and his actions to the Judeo-Christian religion. 

“Everything about his life speaks to us to this day,” one man says in the trailer.

The series starts streaming on Netflix on March 27.

Acts 7:22 “And Moses was trained in all the wisdom of Egypt, and was great in his words and works.”

The official trailer for Disney and Pixar’s “Inside Out 2” reveals a rollercoaster ride of feelings.

On a typical, average day, a person can and will experience many emotions. Those feelings can span everything from complete and utter happiness and joy to devastating, debilitating sadness and grief. Of course, the situation and circumstances dictate the emotion or feeling we experience at the time. 

Managing and controlling this wide array of feelings can be challenging at times. It can be hard to understand why or how we feel a certain way. As every parent knows, this can be especially true when the person in question is a teenager.

Teenagers are experiencing all kinds of changes, as is shown in the hilarious trailer for the animated film “Inside Out 2.” Having grown up some from the first film, Riley is now a teenager going through life and experiencing new emotions and situations. 

The trailer’s opening seconds have audiences reacquainted with the emotions from the first film – joy, sadness, anger, fear, and disgust. But as the trailer continues, Riley celebrates her 13th birthday, and some brand-new emotions arrive. 

Anxiety, envy, boredom and embarrassment make their appearance. And it looks like they are here to stay, with anxiety carrying plenty of baggage. The new emotions try to take over and replace the characters from the first film, but they aren’t going down without a fight.

Going through and experiencing change is never fun or easy, as the emotions from the first film soon learn. Adjustments to one’s routine and life can be painful, but not all change is bad, right? 

“Inside Out 2” hits theaters on June 14. It features the voices of Amy Poehler, comedian Lewis Black, Tony Hale and Phyllis Smith. 

Joshua 1:9 “Have I not given you your orders? Take heart and be strong; have no fear and do not be troubled; for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”

The official trailer for the Pure Flix movie “Harmony from the Heart,” starring Jessica Lowndes and Jesse Metcalfe, has been released.

Everyone wants to be loved and feel appreciated. Most people imagine being in some long, drawn-out, will they or won’t they, Sam and Diane type of romance. Why else would Hollywood continue to produce such films at an impressive rate? It’s because people love those movies where the boy and the girl fall in love, resulting in a happily-ever-after ending.

The trailer for “Harmony from the Heart, posted on YouTube, begins with Violet (played by Jessica), a musical therapist, entering the hospital. The first person she encounters after walking into the medical facility is Dr. Blake Williams (played by Jesse). 

“I’m here to meet my new patient,” She states. “I’m Violet, I’m his new music therapist.”

Violet adds that she is here to help her new patient regain his ability to talk. It’s clear that Dr. Williams is more than a little skeptical of Violet and her therapeutic methods. He even states his skepticism in a very condescending tone.

“I’ll believe it when I see it,” Dr. Williams says.

As luck would have it, Violet’s new patient, Charles, is Dr. Blake Williams’ grandfather. Everyone can see where this is going and how things are going to end.

The rest of the trailer shows Violent and Dr. Williams slowly starting a relationship and falling in love despite their initial hang-ups and differences in opinions. 

Both are clearly falling for one another. Other characters in the trailer can decipher what is happening between Violet and the doctor, even if those two refuse to admit to it. 

“Harmony from the Heart,” according to the video’s description on YouTube, will begin streaming on Pure Flix on February 12.

1 Corinthians 13:13 “But now we still have faith, hope, love, these three; and the greatest of these is love.”

“Fuller House” actress Lori Laughlin stars in the official trailer for the new Pure Flix film “Fall Into Winter.”

Love is the most powerful emotion and feeling on earth. However, it’s also a conscious and daily decision. Whenever two people stand at the altar before God, their friends and family, they decide to love one another and stay together no matter what life throws their way. 

In the trailer for the new film “Fall Into Winter,” posted on YouTube, Kerrie, played by Lori Laughlin, stars as the proprietor of a small family-owned chocolate shop. Kerrie, during a scramble to keep her business open, learns that love and happiness can come in the unlikeliest places and person. 

The clip begins with Kerrie telling a friend how much she loves her job, her small business and how she aims to keep her great grandparents’ dream alive. Kerrie is soon placed in an unenviable position, leaving her to run the store by herself. 

However, there is help on the way. But the assistance is coming from someone she never in a million years would have guessed: her old high school nemesis, Brooks. He is interested in purchasing a portion of the business, saving the day – at least temporarily anyway.

Kerrie and Brooks have very different visions for the business. Brooks is very by-the-books, looking at ways to improve the bottom line. At one point, he states that the price point of the chocolate is too low. Kerrie is not too thrilled with the idea.

Instead, Kerrie states that “our M.O. is we treat everyone like family.”

This appears to be a partnership destined to fail. Both seem to have very different visions for the small, family-owned business. 

But then something happens. The two once-enemies begin changing, seeing the value in the other person’s perspective, and might even be starting to fall in love.

“Fall Into Winter” is currently streaming on Pure Flix.

1 Corinthians 13:13 “But now we still have faith, hope and love, these three; and the greatest of these is love.”

Angel Studios, the company behind “Sound of Freedom,” “The Chosen” and “The Shift,” has released a look at their latest film, “Homestead.”

The world is a lost and broken place filled with people who are hurting and struggling. Death, disease, violent, deadly conflicts and rumors of wars fill newscasts on a regular, daily basis. Most would agree that the world is moving toward destruction. 

However, with all the evil and vileness in society, parts of humanity are not totally lost. But what if it took the apocalypse to bring about the good that exists? That’s the question that the new film from Angel Studios, “Homestead” asks and seeks to answer.

In the opening moments of the film’s official teaser trailer, viewers immediately learn that the world is in terrible shape, hurling toward utter destruction. A barn-like structure is engulfed in flames as a voice-over states, ‘Everyone wondered how the world broke.” A man looking at the frightening scene speaks into a walkie-talkie, saying, ‘We’re under attack.”

In the following images, it’s clear that society has descended into total anarchy and violence. The voice-over in the film continues, informing viewers that we have been on this destructive path for a while now.

“Deep down before society collapsed, we were already falling,” the voice-over says. “It was only a matter of time before it all crumbled.”

People are frightened and scared, racing to save themselves. One person is heard telling others to “get to the Homestead.” A second voice then asks, “Is this an ark, or is this a fortress?”

Near the end of the clip, a woman states that the probability of this ever working is slim but that she has hope.

“It would take a miracle for this to work, but I believe in miracles,” a woman says.

The film stars Neal McDonough and is directed by Ben Smallbone, the brother of Rebecca St. James and Joel and Luke Smallbone of King + Country.

Colossians 3:17 “And whatever you do, in word or in act, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving praise to God the Father through him.”

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