@whodey saidWould you consider this kind of film a feelgood movie?
Why would you have heard of him?
He is only the #1 mass murderer in US history.
Thankfully, the press refused to report it and Hollywood refused to do a movie about it, so they found someone else to do the film.
I have not seen the film but I will.
@kazetnagorra saidNo without a doubt not a feel good movie, I don’t have words for it! I think anyone who sees it will be impacted by it.
Would you consider this kind of film a feelgood movie?
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@kazetnagorra saidDid you read up on the "movie"?
Would you consider this kind of film a feelgood movie?
From the sounds of it, it's no more than a Fundamentalist Christian propaganda film. Little different from Fundamentalist Islam propaganda films: Cheap but effective in reaching their target audience. "Preaching to the choir" so to speak.
@thinkofone saidYou have no clue
Did you read up on the "movie"?
From the sounds of it, it's no more than a Fundamentalist Christian propaganda film. Little different from Fundamentalist Islam propaganda films: Cheap but effective in reaching their target audience. "Preaching to the choir" so to speak.
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@thinkofone saidMind reading again.
Like you did NOT go to sit see it and start a thread on it in the spirituality forum because it's an anti-abortion propaganda film. It's why the film was made.
I actually wasn’t thrilled about seeing it.
This was about murder!
@kellyjay saidThat's what you said earlier. But you and your wife went anyway. Why? When you boil it all down: What was the point to going to see the film? What was the point of starting a thread on it in the spirituality forum? What was the point of making the film?
Mind reading again.
I actually wasn’t thrilled about seeing it.
@stellspalfie saidI wonder why someone like Dean Cain got involved with a project like that.
Its got Dean Cain in it...errrrghhh!!!!
@thinkofone saidShe was going to go with or without me, but wanted my company so I went. The point was I wanted to know if anyone had seen it or heard of it. You have not seen it but believe it is just a propaganda. It is a movie based on real events, real people who did real things. Fact check the movie unless you just want to trust your mind reading ability to denigrate.
That's what you said earlier. But you and your wife went anyway. Why? When you boil it all down: What was the point to going to see the film? What was the point of starting a thread on it in the spirituality forum? What was the point of making the film?
@thinkofone saidNot about Christ at all, it is about a man.
Did you read up on the "movie"?
From the sounds of it, it's no more than a Fundamentalist Christian propaganda film. Little different from Fundamentalist Islam propaganda films: Cheap but effective in reaching their target audience. "Preaching to the choir" so to speak.
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@kellyjay saidOnce again:
She was going to go with or without me, but wanted my company so I went. The point was I wanted to know if anyone had seen it or heard of it. You have not seen it but believe it is just a propaganda. It is a movie based on real events, real people who did real things. Fact check the movie unless you just want to trust your mind reading ability to denigrate.
<< [Why did you and your wife want to see the film?} What was the point of starting a thread on it in the spirituality forum? What was the point of making the film?>>
You have not seen it but believe it is just a propaganda. It is a movie based on real events, real people who did real things.
What's your point? Many a propaganda film has been made "based on real events, real people who did real things". So what?