Collin is WORLD’s arts and culture editor. He is a graduate of the World Journalism Institute, the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and Louisiana State University and resides with his wife and four children in Sugar Land, Texas.
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After years of uneven sequels and spin-offs, Collin Garbarino says The Mandalorian and Grogu finally delivers a Star Wars adventure that respects both the franchise and the audience
BOOKS | Kim Il Sung’s surprising connection to Christianity
A new animated take on Animal Farm revisits Orwell’s political allegory, while The Devil Wears Prada 2 returns to familiar characters facing a changed cultural landscape. WORLD arts and culture editor Collin Garbarino evaluates how these familiar stories hold up.
MOVIE | With clunky animation and shoddy messaging, this adaptation of Orwell’s classic work doesn’t seem consistent with other Angel Studios productions
BOOKS | Restoring the dignity of man for the glory of God
Darth Maul returns as a crime boss in a new Disney+ series with a stylish neo-noir look and a morally ambiguous lead—without the leftist agenda that’s marred recent installments. WORLD’s Collin Garbarino reviews Maul—Shadow Lord.
Nintendo’s latest animated adventure leans on nostalgia and spectacle, offering plenty of fun but little that feels new. WORLD’s Collin Garbarino reviews The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
MOVIE | Another disappointing release from Pixar
Pixar’s Hoppers borrows a familiar save-the-forest plot and loads it with predictable moralizing
MOVIE | A morally ambiguous Faustian tale
