One of the main attractions of Christian films that makes it come alive are people who truly believe in what they're doing. Cecil B Demilles Ten Commandments did well be somewhere those actors and actresses had a belief in God or believed in the moralistic tenets of Christianity.
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shareWho darest deceit human mortals against the Valar, the Powers of the World and the West, the Gods and the almighty creator of all, Eru Ilúvatar? Only a spawn of Morgoth, the dark enemy, Lord of Darkness, the deceitful, can conceive that this idols YHWH, and this hippie jew <<about whom these books called "Bible" says in Greek: ὁ υἱός τοῦ Θεοῦ>> are the real Gods? Blasphemy against the Gods, Eru Ilúvatar and our prophet, the Great John Ronald Reuel Tolkien!
shareChristian?! CHRISTIAN?!?!?!? The story of Moses is the most Jewish Biblical tale ever written. Sorry to break it to your narrow minded self, but there wasn't a single Christian thing in this move, nor the book of Exodus what so ever.
Calling exodus christian is like muslims proclaiming Jesus a member of Islam.... this really pissed me off.
I'm an atheist and I sure could have a done a better job than Ridley Scott, regardless of his beliefs. This is just a bad film, no two ways about it.
shareThe story of Moses is not a Christian story
shareI totally agree. You should have to prove your faith by moving a mountain before being being allowed to make a Christian film.
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