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This slow moving film preaches that strong family and religious values will help a family overcome difficulties and prevail over hardship.
Religious clap trap may have gone a long way towards sinking the movie.
The human soul is sadly unattended to in our contemporary culture because of the moral bankruptcy of the conventional religious institutions.
People have no where to turn, they have no tutors, no credible religious mentors, so they undertake the journey on their own and end up with loveless sex and the inevitable next step, a slow, but certain, death.
Eye of God is a well-crafted independent film that is fatally flawed by its reliance on a current mainstream-film cliche as a central plot element: that any character with religious convictions will be revealed in the course of the film as a psychopath.
It demonstrates once more that most filmmakers today have no clue in depicting religious experience in either an authentic or a sympathetic fashion.
the religious glorification made me sick to my stomach.
Gwen's grandmother was not only Latina but a religious Latina.
I watched this whole story to find out the reasoning of a religious event that happens in the first 5 minutes of the movie with a sick child becoming well after a spring of water appears out of the ground, at the very end of the movie the spring appears again, when the lady who runs stops running, I don't see how the 2 relate to the story line that seemed to be full of holes, and how a woman can leave her child and have that child have peace suddenly at the end of the movie is a bit to far fetched for me!
I've also known quite a lot of religious in my life (both priests and nuns) and never knew one who was quite as creepy as "Mother Immaculata" from this film.
As a boy growing up in the 1950's South being surrounded by racial and religious prejudices (My father made Archie Bunker seem like a bleeding-heart liberal.)
There's a poke at Carrie where a punished girl(..she kissed her boyfriend)causes her deeply fanatically religious mom's beheading.
Especially religious people are portrayed so I understand the religious mind so much better.
would undoubtedly receive the scorn and protests of the fundamental religious Right and Left.
Probably religious in some way, because this is so typical with these people trying to impose there moral standards and be morally upset as they've done in Africa and elsewhere.
In fact, some of the 'best' people in the film never reveal any religious beliefs.
Knowing that Ed Wood is behind this movie can make the tough storyline easier to watch.The finger pointing at the parents may be hard for some to take.There are many parents breaking butt in life to provide for family and instilling religious values in them but they mess-up anyway(the family not the parents).Making the parents look bad in this movie may be touching a sore area for some persons.One comment that the judge lost interest in his own speech half way through it was very funny,I remember seeing the top of the judge's head and wondering if he was reading the script or falling asleep.Showing them off sweaters are popular in this movie even the older Sheila(Lee Constant)comes out with in-your-face lookers too.Being an Ed Wood movie though Sheila could be a cross-dresser.
I'm sorry the writers hated their religious upbringing so much.
For the Bible Tells me So by Daniel Karslake is a very powerful documentary about five very different, though highly religious families each raised in different denominations of the Christian Church, and how these families deal with the knowledge that one of their children is a homosexual.
The music is a combination between religious songs and songs of acceptance.
Yet a tradition of Spanish cinema has brought to us so much wimsycal treatment of traditional subjects, including religion (a reaction to a strict religious conservative tradition).
An issue of being gay in sensitive religious families, as the director felt it should be portrayed seems to look very unimportant.
Religious films can be done well, but they are definitely hit (The Exorcist, The Believers, King of Kings, Ben Hur) or miss (Exorcist II and III, Stigmata).
Tracy Nelson had the look and personality of a young woman settling into the religious life.
This film may draw, intense positive or negative, response from people with extreme religious positions.
At the same time that Norah Stanton (Wendy Crewson) is researching an esoteric Etruscan religious order, the order is secretly a Satan-worshipping cult preparing for the return of their exalted one.
I think it goes much to far to call this excellent film a documentary about the life of a Muslim sect or a critique of political Islam or even the role of the religious orders in Turkish economic life.
Rather I would like to claim that it gives just an impression of the life Turkish religious orders, society and the mind of a devout religious man who previously led a uncritical life without real challenges and without deep thoughts about practical life and religion.
I think that the writers of the screenplay were a bit uncomfortable with the religious undertones to Jane's goodness and for her leaving Edward.
Still, there is much to enjoy, especially if you are religious minded.
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