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The Karen Carpenter Story
One of my favourite movies of all times.
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Absolution
It’s tragic what a man-made doctrine like hellfire can do to the mind of a person-along with jokes and secrets.
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The Eternals
Great comic. Great movie. Just in time for the end of this world.
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2001: A Space Odyssey
This movie is interesting for a few reasons beyond the typical Ph.D analysis found online. One being AI in the future. As well, religions and how doctrines will change in postmodern times. Finally, keep in mind that structuralism and functionalism are similar in that ideology serves the same purpose as religion; that is, maintaining structural […]
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Quest For Fire
Quest For Fire is a great movie because it poses lots of unanswered questions. For instance, what were the Neanderthal? Were they an earlier model of human that was discontinued by God- like some past car model? Why do we carry some of their DNA? And why did they disappear some 40, 000 years ago, […]
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
This movie is good for lots of reasons, but one reason stood out: cults.
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Lisa and the Devil
Now here’s a movie that has a lot to say about purgatory, the devil, and possession, which stood out to me. It’s a movie that makes use of film retcon, too, where you’re given little information at the beginning and have to figure it out by the end.
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Idiocracy
If you were ever unsure and wanted to know some real problems with the theory of evolution, watch this movie. For one thing, it points out that evolution may not be the best thing since evolution can take any path. Also, the film shows that evolution may not favour the rich or smart; rather, it […]
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Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole
If you ever wondered how it feels to have a knife stuck in you and broken off, Aaron Spellings’ ”Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole” is the film for you. After enduring two very close deaths, Maggie must learn to go on…
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