Top 10 Best Mormon Movies for Mainstream Viewers

Original article from Mormons at the Megaplex

You don’t have to be Jewish to enjoy Fiddler on the Roof, Catholic to love Rudy, Hindu to appreciate Ghandi, or an evangelical Christian to be a fan of The Blind Side. Similarly, there are films about Latter-day Saints (Mormons) that are simply good movies. They entertain and tell compelling stories without trying to convert the audience. Here are ten films that have won over mainstream critics and are worth the watch regardless of your worldview. (Good films that appeal mostly to the faithful, like The Best Two Years and 17 Miracles, are not included).

1. Brigham City

“Piety and humility are mixed with murder and mystery in the engrossing Brigham City…an example of concise, skillful film making… the performances are impeccable.” – Lawrence Van Gelder, The New York Times

What It’s About: A small Utah town is terrorized by a serial killer, leading to mistrust and suspicion in the formerly close-knit community.

The Mainstream Appeal: It’s a first-rate whodunit and a bittersweet examination of the role a community plays in providing hope in times of terror. Plus it co-stars lovable Quaker Oats spokesman Wilford Brimley.

See the rest of the list at mormonsatthemegaplex.com.