@Danphillipsresi The Shack is a 2011 film about a man who meets God. It made $90 million at the global box office. It is by that measure a piece of mainstream Christian media.
These are the actors they got to play the trinity:
@sleepy_devo@tafphorisms God forbid these people go to war with the fascists they believe exist.
It would be a harvester combine versus a field of babies.
@walterkirn Normies hate them because they don’t understand
I like each one even though none of them are perfect, particularly in terms of pacing. Each film is unique in its own way. They are an acquired taste.
@Rahll@ProfChocCaXe@PsyopAnime Do you notice the irony of you being so anti-AI and the scene that you are so proud of working on is of a city where humanity and AI live in harmony?
@CoyJandreau Alan Moore’s Watchmen ended with an uneasy truse between capitalist and communist superpowers built on a lie so tenuous it could be exposed by a handful of far right nationalists.
Damon Lindelof looked at that and said “I’ll make this about how ‘wasism is bad’”.
One of the great things about @ebertchicago was that if he thought a movie was great he would evangelize about it loudly and often.
He didn’t subside on rage bait and despair like other media critics.
@ezraklein Should Americans spend trillions on a military that exists to prop up a global trade network (one which barely benefits America), while our own citizens are in stuggle with healthcare, housing and other living expenses?
@ezraklein Should we accommodate millions of migrants who entered the country illegally, at the expense of naturalized citizens who went through the legal process to become a citizen?