Movies

[marielapin]

[quote name='Colleen' date='Mar 3 2004, 05:47 PM'] you and I have similar tastes.

I love McLintock! it's hilarious. we watch it all the time. we wore out our copy. have to get a new one. [/quote]
I love your avatar Collen. I love the Quiet Man. Maureen O'Hara must be one of the most beautiful women that has ever lived.

[Colleen]

[quote name='marielapin' date='Mar 3 2004, 05:04 PM'] I love your avatar Collen. I love the Quiet Man. Maureen O'Hara must be one of the most beautiful women that has ever lived. [/quote]
thank you!

i think she' really pretty too! that hair...

[Thy Geekdom Come]

[quote]The Scarlet and the Black
~true story of a vatican priest who rescued Jews and allied soldiers in WWII[/quote]

I almost forgot!!!

[quote]Evidently, it's not a sin to watch a movie with objectionable material, even though we don't condone that material. Why isn't it a sin? Can someone help me? I'm really having a problem here![/quote]

My best guess would be that there are going to be movies with objectionable material, but that the overall theme of the movie may prevail in a good and moral way. For instance, there is a LOT of violence in certain war movies, but those movies' intentions may be to show just how violent and bad war really is.

[Colleen]

[quote name='Raphael' date='Mar 3 2004, 05:23 PM']
I almost forgot!!!



My best guess would be that there are going to be movies with objectionable material, but that the overall theme of the movie may prevail in a good and moral way. For instance, there is a LOT of violence in certain war movies, but those movies' intentions may be to show just how violent and bad war really is. [/quote]
yeah... what about the Passion of the Christ!

one movie you've really got to see that i forgot:

The Court Jester with Danny Kaye