Did your boss make you see The English Patient as well?
Posted on 03/29/2014 7:26:15 AM PDT by usconservative
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Hollywood director Darren Aronofsky promised to create the least biblical, biblical movie ever made. And based on the early reviews of his film -- Mr. Aronofsky made good on his promise.
He left the word "God" completely out of his movie and turned Noah into a crazed environmentalist with anger management issues who wants to slaughter his family.
I also had some issues with the rock creatures portrayed in the film. Forefathers of "The Thing," perhaps?
Surprized ? Hell, he’s a democrat! Democrats (in name only) don’t believe in God. They even booed God at their last convention. They really should be called demo-coms because of their queer marriage with radicals that now control that party .
Thank-you for submitting the word of God; it is always good to read from the source in these matters. And good reflection for today, since tomorrow begins the Sabbath.
Did he really? Was he photographed or filmed booing. Then that should keep any Christian away. This is a propaganda film for atheist then.
Funny, funny movie!
Did your boss make you see The English Patient as well?
A girlfriend. Getting in touch with my sensitive side. Lol
I was wondering if the movie told the truth about the total immorality of the people who died and the fact that only Noah and family were righteous in God’s eyes. If not, the movie is worthless.
I have a question - outside conservative media outlets, are people talking about this movie? I’m not hearing people at Church talking about it. Nor are my grandkids asking to see it.
We saw it, honestly it's trash.
Review by Randall Price ...
Noah, The Film: All Washed Up
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/3138756/posts
Tell your boss you are both going to your church next Sunday.
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