Posted on 03/28/2014 9:36:52 AM PDT by lifeofgrace
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Amen!
“Methuselah uses his magical powers on Hermione to make her fertile. She in turn immediately chases after Shem, strips and rips off Harry Potter’s Shem’s clothes, and they have sex right there under the trees.”
Well, if the movie’s got an Emma Watson sex scene, the Harry Potter fans might make up for all the lost Christian viewers.
Well, if the movie’s got an Emma Watson sex scene, the Harry Potter fans might make up for all the lost Christian viewers.
Did you ever see EPIC? They have a great parody of Harry Potter in it.
Nah, I haven’t seen it.
I wouldn’t invest the time to watch the whole thing, it’d be a waste, just that one part.
As an aside, Crow has caused me to stop and re-evaluate my opinion of him due to his vitriolic and seemingly outright hateful attitude towards anyone who dares to have the gall to criticize the movie for whatever reason. Strikes me as being thinned skinned and unable to tolerate differing opinions. Sorry, he lost me as a fan over his hatred towards Bible believers.
For me that is no surprise as I rarely agree with their reviews. Several times I have to marvel at how they arrive at some of their conclusions in their reviews. I often think to myself "what planet do these guy's live on anyway"?!
Agreed. ROFLMBO
Even Danny Kaye with a broken leg would be better than this movie.
In full agreement. Too many people these days their sense of history and when time began is formed based on some movie they've seen. After all why read it for themselves when they can just watch some movie about it even if it isn't very accurate or listen to some liberals version of re-written history in a liberally slanted or biased classroom. IMO this is dangerous and self-defeating. I'm reminded by what George Santayana once said on a similar subject:
George Santayana. Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
George Santayana (16 December 1863 in Madrid, Spain – 26 September 1952 in Rome, Italy)
was a philosopher, essayist, poet and novelist.
I bought the disc in anticipation of a great movie. I instead got barely above a yawn by the end of it. Sorry but that was my take on it.
I liked Gravity. It was improbable, but fun.
It was mildly entertaining to me but it just couldn't hold my interest very long. Perhaps maybe the over-hyped reviews got my expectations too high. These days I tend to look at the movie trailers and friends personal reviews/opinions of said movie rather than listen to some over paid movie reviewer whose job it is (likely) to actually get people to pay money to see their clients movies. Too often their reviews are just too much fantasy to suit me. I ended up trusting the professional reviewers opinion against my better judgement.
Hmm, I tried to find it on youtube, but I get a million “epic Harry Potter moments” or “epic Harry Potter song tribute” videos.
Did you mean “Epic Movie” and not the newer “Epic”? I remember that one had a Harry Potter parody that was funny, with a guy from Kids in the Hall who must be 45 playing Harry Potter :)
Actually, the second most famous classic blunder is "never go in against a Sicilian when DEATH is on the line!"But never make a Biblically themed movie unless it's really based on the Bible is a close third.
And we all know what happened to Vizzini, the Sicilian who gave us the second most well known classic blunder . . .
According the Nickname it's totally accurate. It sounds like something John Semmens would write.
Is this account of the movie true???? This is terrible.
Here’s another deal breaker:
Just heard a review on 600 radio San Diego
On the ark Noah has a reflection on the world to date. Evolution of animals to humans.
Enjoy
My thoughts exactly. But the director did say it was the most unbiblical movie ever.
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