Thinly veiled Christian crap!
Boring, boring, boring.
I kept waiting for something to happen, nothing ever does.
A complete waste of time.
Move to the next movie.
I'm so glad I came to IMDB before I pressed "BUY" on Comcast. Their description did not suggest "The List" was a Christian film.
I don't want to see a movie with religous messages, not Chritianity or Islam or Scientology or Wicca. I like science and the History Channel.
But, should a movie come out starring the IPU, that would be a totally different thing. We'd see some holy hoof stamping then!!!
Do you usually blindly purchase movies without reading about them first?
I'm not mean--not..that mean...
I do. I do this because if I know too much about a movie, I wind up figuring out how its going to end or what kind of scenes to expect. I guess that happens when you watch as many movies as I do. So, I try to know as little about the movie as possible. I also don't like to watch trailers since they tend to be very misleading.
There is no flavor text!
Wow, you are so against religion that you wont watch a movie with a religious message??/ you may have a problem...
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an this is relevant to the discussion how exactly???
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christians never do that, right?
Why is that a problem? Many people are anti-religious, and are NOT anti-God. Religion does not equal God. Religion is just a doctrine on how you should worship God. And what is the right way to do that? How do we know that Modern Christianity is the way God wanted us to worship him?
The biggest problem with religion is that it tends to be myopic towards another's culture or belief. Its worship God my way, or you're worshiping the Devil.
There is no flavor text!
I know I have a problem with self-righteous and childlike proselytizers who feel the need to hide their message behind the veil of entertainment.
We get it. You believe the sky god is battling the snake god for possession of some invisible part of you. There's also something about a donkey, magical fish and bread, and I think there's a giant rabbit with a chocolate addiction but that part gets hazy.
You're more than welcome to make any publicity films you want, but it would be best if you include your product in the title or description, because sane people watch movies too, and that moment of disgust we experience when we realize we've wasted a couple of hours watching propaganda is truly unpleasant. It definitely doesn't make us want to buy your product.
Besides, these days I think you have to be born into that crap or you have to already be pretty broken to buy into it. Healthy people don't really want to just start hating and judging everyone who isn't like them, and based on your actions as a group, that seems to be a core tenet of your "faith."
Movies are IQ tests; the IMDB boards are how people broadcast their score.