Not to be all picky but the 6th commandment is "thou shall not kill"
not the fifth commandment. I'm only saying this because after the end
of the trailer on www.t-5-c.com it makes it a whole deal of killing and
stuff.
Why is this so hard to grasp? The Commandments are different for different religions.
For Catholics it's "Thou shalt not kill!"
For Protestants it's "Honor thy father and thy mother!"
I don't know why. I don't know if one way is better than the other. I think the overall message is pretty clear either way.
But it would be funny if they released the movie and then were like "Oh crap, it's the wrong commandment."
obviously the director/producer/writer/guy-in-charge-of-movie-title-naming is Roman Catholic, or choose the Roman Catholic's version of the Ten Commandments, wherein the Fifth Commandment is Thou Shall Not Kill -- since this is a movie about assassins....
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Not that I give a sh&t but it's not Protestants collarmen that are busy bringing down the wrath of the great Cosmic Fudd and rafts of lawsuits on their church. That would be those painfully gay cat'licks. Really painfully.
shareNot just Protestants and Anglicans. The original Jewish interpretation also considers "Thou shalt not kill to be the 6th Commandment. By the way, using "retard" and "gay" in one short post - classy and intelligent. Way to represent.
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Fifth Commandment -- Thou shalt not Kill!
Friend, hebrews and anglicans see "thou shalt not kill" as six commandment.
But friend, catholics and lutherans recognize it as "Fifth Commandment". Checking the details!