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The points of religious superstition were quite authentic to the Catholic church.
Or any number of entertainers, in music or movies, who become tools of political parties or commercial religious interests like Scientology and Kabbalah.
It's very critical towards the religious aspects of our society, and there is homosexuality involved - but approach it with an open mind, and I'm pretty sure that most people will enjoy it as much as myself!
Even the religious culture, the human tendency to keep up appearances and maintain a pure reputation is shown with stark vividness in Gloria Diaz's character.
I wish the movie dealt with the religious perspective on the topics it explores, because I think that would have been interesting.
The premise of the story revolves around a very religious family and their ties to their church.
The summit of the former were the religious poetry and "The Epic Of Gilgamesh".
The movie was about a seventeen year-old boy whose mother and father are very religious.
The movie is very American and, as such, has some metaphysical undertones to counterbalance its criticism of religious intolerance.
The film reveals an old-fashioned belief in the strength of religious passion, which feels related to characters such as Dostoyevsky's Prince Myshkin, or Tarkovsky's Stalker.
The religious content seems so honest, and human, that it is impossible not to be moved.
Even while serving with his unit, McBurney played no active part in the conflict; he is a Quaker, whose religious principles forbid him to bear arms, and was serving with the Union forces as a medical orderly.
As a gay man who grew up in a very religious environment (though not Mormon)the identification with Aaron's character was phenomenal for me.
A March 1947 New York Times article described Crossfire as one of the first Hollywood films of the 1940s to "face questions of racial and religious prejudice with more forthright courage than audiences have been accustomed to expect."
In July 1947, RKO screened Crossfire for representatives of various Los Angeles religious groups.
This movie had one of the most 'human' (And I use this term in a good way) compassionate religious character ever!
We are beyond the simple religious belief in the afterlife, and what's more in any kind of hell or heaven.
Though the religious conflict in a vampire flick was commonplace, I felt like many of the other things were not.
If Family Guy offends you or you simply don't get the humor, unfortunately this show is making fun of you and the masses of overly religious, dull, and politically correct people in America.
The film's moderately silly premise is that the conservative, religious Franklin family (mother, father, teen boy and girl) are involved in an accident wherein the parents and brother have a near-death experience during which they meet Jesus, a pleasant but somewhat exasperated soul who removes from them the burden of 'original sin.'
The religious side is, I think, presented with a good balance, from the good (Jesus) to the starkly awful (those of his 'followers' who are obsessed with the sins of others and utterly oblivious to their own).
This short subject gathered kudos from all kinds of places for its plea for religious toleration.
Those who missed the MANY literary elements and religious allusions watched some other movie, not Bakjwi.
This movie is an exciting thriller masterpiece even w/o the religious considerations.
I recommend the movie to everyone especially those in teaching, social work, religious counseling and every other person that breaths.
By seeing this film,we can only retrospectively notice that world cinema in 1950s had such a purely humanistic dramaturgy,such a strong and adequate use of sound-image montage,and almost religious admiration of ethical choices in human life.
Religious or not!
Larisa Shepitko's THE ASCENT (1976) is an extraordinary, gruelling account of the partisans' fight against the Nazis in German-occupied Belorussia, The Ascent reflects the Russian obsession with the horrors of the Great Patriotic War, but unusually is both steeped in religious symbolism and ready to acknowledge the existence of the less than great Russian collaborator.
A strange nightmare, a bad trip, a religious experience... it touched me deep inside and marked me for live.
Many religious paintings and icons decorate the walls of the various rooms and seem to speak to Hans's desperate quest for spiritual meaning or direction in his life.
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