Fake preachers, rebels and giant things for kids

Welcome to the latest pop-culture update from The Big Picture team, our weekly injection of what’s happening in entertainment from a Christian perspective.

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6 November 2015 · 1 min read

Welcome to the latest pop-culture update from The Big Picture team, our weekly injection of what’s happening in entertainment from a Christian perspective.

Film reviewer Ben McEachen and scriptwriter Mark Hadley bring us a mixed bag this week, full of fake preachers, space rebels, Top 5 giant kid-friendly things, and what it’s like to be Mistress America.

Click here to listen to the full podcast or press play below to check out their reviews of Believe Me, Star Wars Rebels TV show, and Mistress America.

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