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Christmas at the Cabin (Review and Giveaway)

Buy tickets today to see Christmas at the Cabin in theaters  starting November 14!  Christmas at the Cabin is the holiday movie everyone will be  talking about!  Starring Todd Terry, Marianne Haaland, Corey Cannon, Sharon  Oliphant, and Stacey Sheffield, this heartwarming holiday film  blends laughter, love, and lessons of faith in one unforgettable Christmas story.   From stunning winter backdrops to original music, Christmas at the Cabin delivers pure holiday magic. It reminds us that faith, family, and love can guide us through any storm.  This sweet Christmas movie defies the traditional Christmas RomCom genre by addressing serious issues with a humerous twist. Listen to Jean of the Momentum Influencer Network as she interviews the writer and lead actress of his film, Marianne Haaland to learn more about what went into the creation of this film.  Christmas can be challenging for families in so many different ways. I know for some...

No Address (Review and Giveaway)

  Homeless at the age of seventeen, Lauren lost everything—except the will to survive. On the streets, she finds new meaning in a family of others who have lost everything as well. Here, she discovers that home is where the hope is. No Address is a gripping journey of living without walls and rising above your circumstances regardless. Starring Lucas Jade Zumann, Beverly D’Angelo, Isabella Ferreira, William  Baldwin, Xander Berkeley, Ty Pennington, Kristanna Loken, Patricia Velasquez, and  Ashanti, this powerful film dares you to believe in second chances. Experience the year’s most inspiring movie event that reminds us to never stop believing in hope and the unstoppable human spirit. Get tickets & learn more at:  NoAddressMovie.com . This movie does an incredible job getting across the point that homelessness can happen to anyone. It's easy to walk by the homeless on the street and pass judgement but when you get to know them and know their story—somet...

The Unbreakable Boy (Review and TWO Giveaways)

  From Kingdom Story Company, the team behind Jesus Revolution and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, and Lionsgate, comes The Unbreakable Boy . When his parents, Scott (Zachary Levi) and Teresa (Meghann Fahy), learn that Austin is both autistic and has brittle bone disease, they initially worry for their son’s future. But with Scott’s growing faith and Austin’s incredible spirit, they become “unbreakable,” finding joy, gratitude, and courage even in the most trying times.  This extraordinary true story is about a father and son learning together that every day can be the best day of your life! In theaters on February 21, 2025, this film surprised me. This true story left me laughing, crying, and laughing some more . The humor interwoven through this film is perfect for toning down the seriousness of the issues addressed. This movie is real, down-to-earth, and inspirational.  Most of us know someone who is autistic, whether from when we were growing up, in our family now, ...

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Review + Giveaway

The newest film from Lionsgate and Kingdom Story Company is based on the beloved children’s book classic book The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson which has sold more than 7 million copies since its publication in 1972. The Herdman kids are absolutely the worst. They lie, they steal, they bully . . . and they’ve hijacked the town Christmas pageant.  The Best Christmas Pageant Ever follows six siblings who sneak into church searching for snacks and walk away with the lead roles in the town pageant. Grace (Judy Greer) is directing the performance for the very first time; she and her daughter Beth (Molly Belle Wright) and husband Bob (Pete Holmes) are less than amused.  Surprisingly, the play’s mischievous stars might unwittingly teach a community the true meaning of Christmas. Buy tickets today to see The Best Christmas Pageant Ever in theaters starting November 8th!   Since this book was written in the 1970s, I love that the film stays true to the ...