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Quoting a shirt from "OBEY", I have to say only this: "Propaganda
Engineering" At its finest. Let me explain: I could not stop watching
the movie. I was amazed at what I was seeing, though I was lucky enough
to not have paid for it. And it was strewn with network commercials
(most of which were military and support the injured troops - to which
I agree supporting them, just pointing out the movie/commercialism
link.) I am not bashing it, I just had a hard time believing that this
was actually made as a movie and not a mockumentary. Oh well. Different
strokes for different folks.

Enjoy it with a grain of salt, or a bottle of wine...

Oh, and you will have to love the "non-violent" killing of people
combined with bad acting. Don't worry, there is not really any blood.

-Chupacabras.

The Thomas Crown Affair it is wonderful film.

The X Files good movie.

I lke all Ice Age trilogies .

The omega code Megiddo.

means movie good stuff.

love rush hour awesome movie .

Left behind series: the Word was followed closely, I loved it Fireproof: Just when I needed a film about true relationships in accordance with the Lord's Word.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is the best movie I have seen to date. I love movies that are set to old days and the old ways. It will keep you engrossed the entire length of the movie. Brad Pitt did an awesome job portraying old Benjamin. This is a must see..

Twelve Monkeys is one of the best. Great storyline and a great cast. Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt were a perfect team and both were really good crazy people!!.

twilight series good to me .

I'm an atheist. I favor evolution and secular humanism being taught in
parochial schools, big-breasted cheerleaders being forced into
homosexual marriages, convicted pedophiles teaching elementary-school
sex-ed classes, and televangelists' wives (and girlfriends) being
subjected to mandatory abortion when they get pregnant.

(Just kidding.)

My girlfriend (Christian) and I (see above) caught this movie on TBS
today. I was expecting writing and acting that was heartfelt but
amateurish. I found a story that gripped me quickly and moved me more
than I would like to admit.

It's a movie I enjoyed, and could even recommend, regardless of the
fact that it's Christian. "Six" is better than the two "Left Behind"
movies, and loads better than the NBC travesty "Revelations."

My only objection to the story is that all the Christians in it are
goody-two-shoes: they pray, they read Scripture (or even write it on
walls), they witness, they listen to the voice of the Holy Spirit, they
are not in the slightest tempted to take the Mark, and they walk
jubilant to their guillotines. I've met maybe five people like that in
my whole life; whereas churches are filled with phonies who, given the
choice of The Mark Or The Axe, would sell out in a heartbeat.

The basic idea of the story: Sometime in the future (calendar years are
never mentioned), the Antichrist (aka the Leader) has come to power.
There is no mention that the Rapture happened, or else that it will
happen later.

Anyway, those who take the Mark become brainwashed drones of the
Community. (How do we know that they're brainwashed by the Antichrist?
Nobody in the Community mentions that he's Republican. :-) ) Those who
refuse to take the Mark are thrown into prison for 21 days. If during
that time they choose to receive the Mark, they are tagged,
"indoctrinated," and released -- but otherwise, at the end of 21 days
they are beheaded on a platform with six side-by-side guillotines.

Tom Newton is a godless man who has not taken the Mark, who is still in
love with his wife Jessica (now an evil drone). Tom Newton is also a
former cop. He is tortured (in a scene that is guaranteed to creep out
any hetero male) into agreeing to whack a Christian prophet, Elijah
Cohen. To do that, Newton has to be thrown into the Markless prison,
then to engineer an escape along with one of Elijah Cohen's followers,
who presumably will take Newton to Cohen.

The prison is bursting with Christians, and every inch of every cell
has Bible verses written on them. Newton is scornful of the Christians.

(Now, at this point, let me address those Bible verses. Other
commentators here have found it unbelievable that the anti-Christian
prison guards would allow such writings in the cells. I had no problem
with that -- the guards are programmed by their "holy implants," and
anyone who knows computers will tell you that programmers don't think
of everything.)

Besides Newton, also thrown in the prison are two young men who were
caught driving a stolen Porsche.

These three men must make a hard choice: take the Mark, which means
Assimilation plus burning in hell for all eternity; refuse the Mark,
and be beheaded in a state of sin; or accept Jesus and become a
Tribulation Martyr.

Don't think that all three men accept Jesus. The screenwriter surprised
me at the end..