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If you don't, they are a new independent (of Hollywood) Studio. New in the sense that they haven't been around since before WWII. They are the studios producing uplifting and encouraging films and series, such as The Chosen, Sound of Freedom, and Sound of Hope. They are a Christian-based business, so other than content necessary to depict the horror of real events, their content should be safe for children of all ages.
They have released seven films already, and two more are due in theaters by the end of the year. They also have a barrage of stand-up concerts under the label "Dry Bar Comedy." They top it off with several series, some live-action, some animated, for children.
Angel has spun up a streaming service that includes two tickets to each theatrical release. They have a greatly discounted introductory offer. You won't be able to say "I subscribed to Angel Studios before it was cool." But you might say "I subscribed to Angel Studios because it always was cool."
While you may find some of their content on other streaming services, it is by no means their entire library.
Anyway, check out their offer and see if it works for you.
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Angel Studio's current film in the theater is Bonhoeffer, about the German pastor and theologian (and as the ads say "Pastor, Spy, Assassin.")
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Dry Bar is available on Youtube. The comics are always clean-mouthed and are generally good.
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I've noticed occasional clips on YouTube but never complete shows. That doesn't prove they don't exist, but they've never been recommended to me.
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They're a welcome addition to Hollywood. Philip Anschutz, billionaire investor, tried something similar about 20 years ago when his Walden Media produced the Narnia series.
A small clarification: Angel didn't produce The Sound of Freedom; it was a standard studio production (Fox) that was part of a miscellaneous package of films that were sold off after Fox was acquired by Disney. Angel was smart enough to see the value in it.
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If I remember correctly, you have to register with their app and maybe pay to see entire specials, although I somehow saw Joe Devito’s and Jamie Lissow’s.
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