The Carpenter’s Son, Conclave, Wake Up Dead Man: secular movies I’ve watched in the past month with stronger gospel messages than most Christian cinema.

Low expectations going in after Glass Onion. This felt like a return to form in a way, though it’s not as strong as the first installment. The mystery, its turns, and the placement of their reveals felt clunky, but some moments hold the deepest gravity and sincerity in the series thus far. Josh O’Connor is great…