We’re about to hit the hyperdrive on another batch of geek-tastic films that pack a biblical punch. These aren’t your grandma’s Sunday school stories—they’re reimagined epics that’ll have you munching popcorn with one hand and thumbing through the Good Book with the other.

Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)

Start off with the interstellar misfits of “Guardians of the Galaxy,” who are basically the apostles of space—minus the sandals and plus some serious firepower. Peter Quill (aka Star-Lord) is a lovable rogue on a path of redemption, much like a certain tax collector we know. And if Groot doesn’t remind you of the steadfastness of faith, then I am Groot.

The Fifth Element (1997)

Next, dive into “The Fifth Element,” where taxi driver Korben Dallas finds out that saving the world is just part of the job description. This film has everything: ancient prophecies, a divine being in the form of Milla Jovovich, and enough biblical allegories to make your head spin faster than a dreidel on the first night of Hanukkah.

Harry Potter Series (2001-2011)

Now, let’s apparate over to the “Harry Potter” series. Sure, it’s got more spells than the book of Psalms has psalms, but at its core, it’s all about sacrifice, resurrection, and the eternal battle between the light and the dark. Plus, if you ever wanted to see what a boarding school run by a bunch of disciples might look like, this is it.

Hellboy (2004)

For something a bit more on the nose, there’s “Hellboy.” Red skin, horns, and a right hand of doom—it’s not exactly subtle, but hey, neither is the Book of Revelation. Our boy Hellboy is caught between apocalyptic destinies and his own heart, which just might be bigger than his fist. Talk about your ultimate redemption arc.

Pirates of the Caribbean (2003)

And who can forget “Pirates of the Caribbean”? Captain Jack Sparrow is the epitome of a sinner-turned-saint, well, sort of. He walks a tightrope between self-interest and the occasional heroic act, not unlike some of the more colorful characters in the Old Testament. It’s high seas adventure with a touch of “thou shalt not steal,” unless it’s a pirate ship.

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005)

We can’t leave out “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” from the “Chronicles of Narnia” series. Aslan is basically Jesus with a mane, and the whole story is a Sunday School lesson disguised as a winter wonderland adventure—with Turkish delight!

The Book of Life (2014)

Lastly, for a dose of animated awesomeness, “The Book of Life” is a vibrant fiesta of folklore and faith. It spins a tale that dances through the afterlife with a foot-tapping soundtrack to match. It’s a story about choosing your own path and the eternal triumph of love—kind of like if Paul’s letters to the Corinthians got a Mariachi makeover.

Here’s a holy movie marathon that’s more fun than a barrel of Bible quizzes. Each of these flicks gives you a sprinkle of scripture with a whole lot of spectacle. So next time you’re looking for a sign from above, maybe just hit the play button instead. Amen, and pass the remote!