Pontifite 7 of 10 Posted May 16, 2006 Posted May 16, 2006 Who else Hates the Da Vinti Code as much as I do. On ascale 1 to 10 its a 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
lightofelendil Posted May 16, 2006 Posted May 16, 2006 MEE! OMG, i've never read it, but i hate it!!! x 100000000000000000000000000000000!! I'm so glad you started this topic, I can't stand the Da vinci Code, and i am so sick of the media giving it so much attention! i feel sorry for the people who go and see the movie....
heavenseeker Posted May 16, 2006 Posted May 16, 2006 never read it. not to fond of what its about but might see the movie anyways
heavenseeker Posted May 17, 2006 Posted May 17, 2006 but then ppl will be talking bout it and i wont know what the yare talkin bout
uruviel Posted May 17, 2006 Posted May 17, 2006 I don't care it's blasepmous lies, its offensive and SO wrong!! I can... not.... STAND IT!!!!!!!!!! You don't WANT to KNOW what they do to Jesus in that book!!!
Guest Rick777 Posted May 17, 2006 Posted May 17, 2006 I wouldnt see it at all. If people talk about it then just tell them why you didnt see it.
uruviel Posted May 17, 2006 Posted May 17, 2006 yeah I would HIGHLEY recommend not spending the money!!
Pontifite 7 of 10 Posted May 18, 2006 Author Posted May 18, 2006 "I don't care it's blasepmous lies, its offensive and SO wrong!! I can... not.... STAND IT!!!!!!!!!! You don't WANT to KNOW what they do to Jesus in that book!!! "-uruviel I'm so happy you said that! I feel the same exactway! I have not AND WILL NOT read or see it in the silver screen! But I heard a bout it on EWTN and it's wrong! We all should sneek into every movie theator across the globe and desroy all of the copies! Ninga gear up
uruviel Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 but @ the same time, since it's a lie, it's opening our eyes to how the bishops and the Church have NOT been teaching the truth!! Because of all the scandal, they aren't doing enough! This is work of Satan, this lie, this attack on Jesus. How could anyone doubt even the slightest, his amazingness? They treat Mary Magdeline as a god and Jesus as a mere man? you just have the beg the questions, HOW AND WHY!?!!?!? How could someone do that to Jesus, and WHY? Yes I love Mary Mag. don't get me wrong but to put her first? I think I need a 4 wheeler
uruviel Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 no when you pay the money to go see it you just help it, your supporting it and helping it @ the box office. Go see over the hedge so that it will beat the da vinci code and ppl will see that it's not importnat, k?
lightofelendil Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 i found this aritcle... i thought it was interesting. i think this is what i'm gonna do. here: Subject: Da Vinci Code Movie: What are you doing May 19? > > Now here's a good idea... > > >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING MAY 19TH? >> >> May 19th is the date the Da Vinci Code movie >> opens. A movie based on a book that wears its heresy >> and blasphemy as a badge of honor. >> >> What can we as Christians do in response to the >> release of this movie? I'm going to offer you the >> usual choices -- and a new one. >> >> Here are the usual suspects: >> >> A) We can ignore the movie. ........ >> >> The problem with this option: The box office is a >> ballot box. The only people whose votes are counted >> are those who buy tickets. And the ballot box closes >> on the Sunday of opening weekend. If you stay home, >> you have lost your chance to make your vote heard. >> You have thrown your vote away, and from Hollywood's >> point of view, you don't count. By staying home, you >> do nothing to shape the decision-making process >> regarding what movies will make it to the big >> screen. >> >> B) We can protest. ........ >> >> The problem with this option: It doesn't work. Any >> publicity is good publicity. Protests not only fuel >> the box office, they make all Christians look like >> idiots. And again, protests and boycotts do nothing >> to help shape the decisions being made right now >> about what movies Hollywood will make in the next >> few years. (Or they convince Hollywood to make >> *more* movies that will provoke Christians to >> protest, which will drive the box office up.) >> >> C) We can discuss the movie. We can be rational >> and be ready with study guides and workshops and >> point-by-point refutations of the lies promulgated >> by the movie. ........ >> >> The problem with this option: No one's listening. >> They think they know what we're going to say >> already. We'll lose most of these discussions >> anyway, no matter how prepared we are, because the >> power of story always trumps the power of facts (why >> do you think Jesus taught in parables?!). And once >> again: rational discussion of history does nothing >> to affect Hollywood's choices regarding what movies >> to make. >> >> But there's a fourth choice. >> >> On May 19th, you should go to the movies. >> >> Just go to another movie. >> >> Save the date now. May 19th, or May 20th. No later >> than Sunday, May 21st -- that's the day the ballot >> box closes. You'll get a vote, the only vote >> Hollywood recognizes: The power of cold hard cash >> laid down on a box office window on opening weekend. >> >> Use your vote. Don't throw it away. Vote for a >> movie other than DVC. If enough people do it, the >> powers that be will notice. They won't have a >> choice. >> >> The major studio movie scheduled for release >> against DVC is the DreamWorks animated feature Over >> the Hedge. The trailers look fun, and you can take >> your kids. And your friends. And their friends. In >> fact, let's all go see it. >> >> Let's rock the box office in a way no one expects >> -- without protests, without boycotts, without >> arguments, without rancor. Let's show up at the box >> office ballot box and cast our votes. And buy some >> popcorn, too. >> >> May 19th. Mark your calendars now: Over the >> Hedge's opening weekend. Buy a ticket. >> >> And spread the word. Forward this e-mail to all >> the Christians in your address book. Post it on your >> blogs. Talk about it to your churches. And let's all >> go to the movies.
lightofelendil Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 i found this aritcle... i thought it was interesting. i think this is what i'm gonna do. here: Subject: Da Vinci Code Movie: What are you doing May 19? > > Now here's a good idea... > > >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING MAY 19TH? >> >> May 19th is the date the Da Vinci Code movie >> opens. A movie based on a book that wears its heresy >> and blasphemy as a badge of honor. >> >> What can we as Christians do in response to the >> release of this movie? I'm going to offer you the >> usual choices -- and a new one. >> >> Here are the usual suspects: >> >> A) We can ignore the movie. ........ >> >> The problem with this option: The box office is a >> ballot box. The only people whose votes are counted >> are those who buy tickets. And the ballot box closes >> on the Sunday of opening weekend. If you stay home, >> you have lost your chance to make your vote heard. >> You have thrown your vote away, and from Hollywood's >> point of view, you don't count. By staying home, you >> do nothing to shape the decision-making process >> regarding what movies will make it to the big >> screen. >> >> B) We can protest. ........ >> >> The problem with this option: It doesn't work. Any >> publicity is good publicity. Protests not only fuel >> the box office, they make all Christians look like >> idiots. And again, protests and boycotts do nothing >> to help shape the decisions being made right now >> about what movies Hollywood will make in the next >> few years. (Or they convince Hollywood to make >> *more* movies that will provoke Christians to >> protest, which will drive the box office up.) >> >> C) We can discuss the movie. We can be rational >> and be ready with study guides and workshops and >> point-by-point refutations of the lies promulgated >> by the movie. ........ >> >> The problem with this option: No one's listening. >> They think they know what we're going to say >> already. We'll lose most of these discussions >> anyway, no matter how prepared we are, because the >> power of story always trumps the power of facts (why >> do you think Jesus taught in parables?!). And once >> again: rational discussion of history does nothing >> to affect Hollywood's choices regarding what movies >> to make. >> >> But there's a fourth choice. >> >> On May 19th, you should go to the movies. >> >> Just go to another movie. >> >> Save the date now. May 19th, or May 20th. No later >> than Sunday, May 21st -- that's the day the ballot >> box closes. You'll get a vote, the only vote >> Hollywood recognizes: The power of cold hard cash >> laid down on a box office window on opening weekend. >> >> Use your vote. Don't throw it away. Vote for a >> movie other than DVC. If enough people do it, the >> powers that be will notice. They won't have a >> choice. >> >> The major studio movie scheduled for release >> against DVC is the DreamWorks animated feature Over >> the Hedge. The trailers look fun, and you can take >> your kids. And your friends. And their friends. In >> fact, let's all go see it. >> >> Let's rock the box office in a way no one expects >> -- without protests, without boycotts, without >> arguments, without rancor. Let's show up at the box >> office ballot box and cast our votes. And buy some >> popcorn, too. >> >> May 19th. Mark your calendars now: Over the >> Hedge's opening weekend. Buy a ticket. >> >> And spread the word. Forward this e-mail to all >> the Christians in your address book. Post it on your >> blogs. Talk about it to your churches. And let's all >> go to the movies. oopps! sorry, i didn't mean to post that twice, and i don't know how to delete it! agh.....
heavenseeker Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 [quote name='uruviel' post='984519' date='May 18 2006, 11:18 AM'] no when you pay the money to go see it you just help it, your supporting it and helping it @ the box office. Go see over the hedge so that it will beat the da vinci code and ppl will see that it's not importnat, k? [/quote] i was going to see that movie anyways. even if i saw the da vinci code
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