Old Fashioned | Say MovieNight Kevin
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- Love, Sex, and Rock and Roll....are any of those things in this movie? Probably not. In this Valentines Day Special, learn what this Christian love story has to offer. Don't worry, it's a Pureflick! It's basically the Christian Fifty Shades of Gray!
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The aunt was right. He wasn’t “Christian” exactly. He was just using it as an excuse to feel high and mighty and hide from his problems.
That "IT'S CHRISTIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN" meme is always pure gold. Never let it die, Kevin.
amen
Amen!
I concur, it's important for us to know if
IT'S CHRISTIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN
jayblade2000 He hasn't used that clip in a while! 😂
Where is that clip even from I can't find the origin.
Maybe not being able to be alone in a room with a woman doesn't make you virtuous. Maybe it just means you have no self control. Healthy, balanced people, Christian or not, can stand being around people they find attractive without jumping on them. What's the point of willpower if you never face temptation?
ThejollyFrenchman there is no victory without a fight. Fleeing sexual immorality is one thing, but that's not what that was
+ThejollyFrenchman Exactly
ThejollyFrenchman I think it was just written poorly so instead of coming off as virtuous, it kinda comes off as creepy
The best argument for free will that I have seen.
It's not entirely about self-control. Putting yourself alone with a woman you don't know is a dangerous gamble, as even the mere accusation of rape can utterly destroy a man's reputation. If it's someone you know and trust however, then that's different.
If a man told me he wouldn't be in the same room with me, it would make me think that he had little confidence in his own self-control to resist mistreating me in some way. As if he had to restrain some constant urge to do something unsavoury to any and all women or something... Personally I find it charming when a man treats me like me and him are the same species.
To be fair, rushing through a courtship way faster than you should is pretty old fashioned.
Good point. Nothing more old fashioned than not using protection and having kids when you're a teenager.
Why it's called "Say Goodnight Kevin" is because no one gets any sleep when he uploads a new video.
Literally uploaded at midnight,
"I usually don't wake up till 11" nocturnal schedule confirmed
NOT PRODUCTIVE PRODUCTIONS Hey, he uploaded it, the moment he woke up
"I wonder where HER War Room is!"
"Do you know him?"
"Not Biblically."
This is why we love you Kevin
This movie is a crime against all things nice.
"Do you know him?" "Not biblically" LMAO.
"You got rid of the best cast in the film"
MY GOSH, THAT WAS TOO GOOD
Y'know, watching Amber's speech about mistakes and forgiveness... Damn. This girl is WAY too good for that Clay douchebag. Character-wise, she's too good for Clay.
Personal pet peeve: don't get me wrong, knowing your boundaries is important, and yeah I'm all for abstaining before marriage, but...Idk, if you're not in control of yourself enough that you don't feel like you can trust yourself in a scenario where you have to be alone with someone of the opposite gender in any context...you realize temptations don't go away once you're married, right? Like, if you're a man and the breadwinner, you might have to work with other women? Or what if you have to go to the store and the only employee is a woman and there's no one else there?
Idk but self-control is really important and I feel like that gets lost in emotionalism nowadays.
...also I really don't think that guy could be nationally syndicated if he was a misogynist. Unless he's rich or highly educated or something. Idk.
I dunno, Howard Stern and Opie and Anthony were pretty misogynistic and did well, plus there's all those conservative talk radio Rush Limbaugh types...the shock jock in this movie is just REALLY one-dimensional and cartoonishly sexist
I don't think being a misogynist excludes you from being nationally syndicated. Having 0 radio presence as he did certainly would, though.
I'm a year late, but it's an important point.
autumn hobbit I believe it should be whether you are emotionally or financially ready.
That actress carries the hell out of this movie. She's incredibly charming and I think that can sucker people into liking it. The main character is so off-putting, though.
Ving Rhames it’s just *like* a Christian 50 Shades of Grey: Dakota Johnson was also a very charming and enjoyable actor chained to a very uncharismatic male lead. Seriously, there’s literally NO REASON why she’s putting herself through all these hoops for this creep-and you can’t even argue it’s like Edward Cullen where he’s just her best option. Hell, at least Shock Jock dude has a personality!
She is very fun to watch. It really doesn't make sense why her character would waste her time on a guy with the personality of a compost pile.
I love her response to his insensitivity after the fake-out: "You make it sound so easy....(the voice of resentment mixed with self-pity); "You make it sound IMPOSSIBLE"(the voice of compassion, reason, and sadness at how hurt Clay really is). She is a class act, but I still don't get why she would put up with him when he shows zero interest in her.
@@matthewkoch6937 I don't get it either. He's such a jerk, and acts like women have leprosy. There is no chemistry between them.
She's one note (almost every scene she's smiling) but cute.
"You wanna know what the joke is?"
*walks away*
That part was so funny to me I almost woke up my sister laughing
I respect Clay's pursuit of celibacy, but to go to such extremes to not be alone with another woman as to not even be in the same house as her just feels ridiculous. No normal person, Christian or otherwise, would ever do this sort of thing. What would happen if Clay ever found himself alone in an elevator and a woman suddenly stepped in to travel down a floor? What would he do?
@Dan Williams, I see your point. However, I think that Clay not being normal was a major point in this film. He was probably still dealing with his past. In the movie, the past life of Clay was pretty wild, even for a frat boy. What the movie seems to highlight about his past is his sexual history, especially his production of a porno flick. I have met a few people who have pretty bad past lives and it isn't easy finding a sense of normalcy. I can only imagine that Clay set these rules up not to keep him from getting physical with someone(although some of the rules do seem to have that reason behind them) as much as helping him keep his thought life pure. If you remove the distraction, it is no longer distraction. And, the movie also highlights that he was living with a sense of regret as well. That could also have been something the directors were trying to have portrayed. While I like Say Goodnight Kevin a lot, I don't think he did a great job with this one. The main point of the movie, I believe, is that our relationships should be glorifying to God and demonstrate his love and mercy as well as try to characterize his holiness. It is a difficult balance to maintain, but when I consider what God has done for me, it is the least I can do for Him. God Bless!
The movie portrays this extremely poorly though....
The Vice President of the United States does this sort of thing. For example.
He would burst into flames.
+Alexander Valdes The problem is, their relationship doesn't embody the bountiful love, compassion, and glory of God. It is a one sided, controlling, manipulative mess. Clay doesn't seem to view Amber as a fellow human being, another beautiful creation of God, but as an object whose only functionality is being a good spouse. Clay went from one toxic view on women to a different toxic view on women, and his guilt hasn't made him any better than when he was doing poros. It's one thing to remove a phone from a room because it's distracting, it's a whole other thing to do that with a *human being.*
The movie doesn't really seem to view this as bad, as he doesn't even really change by the end, proposing in the baby food isle, and dodging her lip kiss with a peck on the cheek. He doesn't really learn or grow from his dickery, nor does he really apologize by the end. He was ultimately rewarded for his terrible behavior. The girl fell for him despite his constant disrespectful behavior towards her, and she jumped right back into his arms after he showed just a touch of the attention she was so desperately craving from him, without him having to change himself really at all. In fact, making a big, romantic gesture to win back the girl that you drove away with your antics (especially after having shown little to no true affection towards her), WHILE still catering it to your own sensibilities, is the mark of a manipulative, abusive partner; not one showing mercy, holiness, or love.
"I've been married for a few months now and I've done a few new things" This line got me!
Wait...she called up a shock jock to tell them off?
Of course! Because responding to an obvious shock jock and calling them up on their show is exactly what someone should do!
It’s a Christian movie, so obviously it believes that if you preach to someone enough, they have to listen.
If you were to make a Christian film I think one of the best concepts is showing how human we are. Being a Christian is acknowledging our weaknesses and our need for Christ. If the intentions were as good as the actual execution, I imagine many Christian films would do actually fairly well. I just have to wonder why they don't.
Pastor DaVinci lol!!! My sister was in that (sabri irizarry) and she even thinks its the worst film ever made. My friend did a review on it.
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Man, you are ON FIRE in this one! So many good lines. I'm really glad you came back to this movie. If you're interested to know, The Cinema Snob's main complaint about the film was that Clay came off as extremely creepy, controlling, and condescending. I don't know whether Brad's been exposed to the "I Kissed Dating Goodbye" philosophy, so it may have seemed extra creepy to him.
On the bright side, this film doesn't advocate arranged marriage as "the only true Christian marriage."
"you got rid of the best cast in the film" KEVIN I LOVE YOU
I almost spit tea everywhere at the "I'm more of the psychologically abuse type" line.
13:12 Observe the wild human as he cries his mating call out in the open. What's this?! A human female seems to have accept accepted his call! They will now begin the mating dance and take their part in the circle of life.... so beautiful!
Good job David Attenborough lol
Dory: "I love sand."
Anakin:"I hate sand."
Too many dank memes, "It's chhhhhhhhrrriiiiiisssssttttiiiiaaaaannn" and "I hope it's not a dirty movie... thank goodness it's a pure flick."
If I only had a dollar for every time I picked up a woman in a bar using a Tarzan yell.
Lol
I mean, women just can’t resist the siren song of a mating call like that.
Goodnight, Kevin.
+Ganulous Goodnight, Kevin.
Ohh, at first I was worried you missed this one.
Honestly, being called a Christian alternative to Fifty Shades of Grey doesn't seem that far off. Both of them feature a male lead who is creepy and abusive (though a bit less blatantly in OF's case) but played off as quirky/attractive, and both of them horribly misrepresent the groups that they're supposed to be representing (Christians for OF, the BDSM community for Fifty Shades).
The celibacy thing, for instance. There's nothing wrong with wanting to avoid physical intimacy before you're married. Heck, I've heard of plenty of cases where people don't even want to do things like kiss before they're married. However, refusing to be alone in the same room as a woman isn't just impractical, it's actually kind of terrifying since it kind of implies that you have so little self-control that you think you'll try jumping any woman you're alone with unless there's someone there with you. That's less "an interesting quirk that he might need to overcome" and more "Holy shit this man needs psychological help, stop laughing and call a professional." Also, it doesn't help that he continues spouting this rule despite frequently being alone with a woman. A screen door or standing just outside of a door does not in any way change that you're still alone together. This makes for both a creepy character trait, and a ridiculous extreme that reflects poorly on the character who generally represents the Christians in the film.
Some of that might have been negated if, as you said, it was filmed in a way that actually made it clear that this wasn't a particularly reasonable or healthy way of thinking and actually had the characters make their big mistake at the end, reconcile, and find a balance between his strict rules and her (overly) carefree attitude. However, a lot of people who make Christian films (or even just religious films in general) seem to have this mindset of "This is a Christian film, so we need to be clean instead of having smut in our films like all of those non-Christians" that tends to drag their films down and either make them really preachy as with most of your reviews that I've seen, or just fail at delivering their message well as was the case here. It always makes me wonder if they're actually Christian, or if they are Christian, then whether or not they've ever actually READ their own religious text. Because most religious texts, the Bible included, are NOT very "clean" books. That's one of the reasons why their messages hold so much sway: With the exception of a few individuals here and there like Jesus, the figures in most of these books AREN'T wholesome and perfect. They're extremely flawed, make a lot of mistakes, and sometimes even do genuinely horrible things. Not only does this make them people you can relate to, but it makes it so much more inspiring when they DO end up learning from their mistakes, doing the right thing, and trying to be better people.
If you want to genuinely make a good film representing the values of you religion you can't be afraid to make people uncomfortable, regardless of whether those people are believers or nonbelievers. If you just have your characters be perfect little angels who never make any huge mistakes and end the story with everything working out for them purely by virtue of just being good, then that's nothing more than ego-stroking. It's a way for people - in this case Christians - to feel like they have the moral high ground over others by reinforcing this image of people like them as just being above the rabble. There's nothing inherently wrong with that, of course. Sometimes it's good for people to just escape reality and live vicariously through a fictional character, because sometimes reality sucks and you need a break that can allow you to feel better for a while. However, that's how to make a good escape fantasy, NOT how to make a good movie that's genuinely representative of your faith and the positive qualities of those who follow it.
Ugh. Sorry for the miniature essay. It's just that this film seems like one of the few Christian movies I've seen that honestly feels like it actually came close to doing everything it needed to be genuinely good, only for the way it was handled (especially with the ending) to drag it right back down again. I'm not saying that it would have been a GREAT movie, but it could have been far better if it had just been a little less over-the-top with the characters (or at least had both of them start compromising more earlier on) and been willing to risk testing its intended audience's comfort zone by actually having the characters make the big mistake at the end, and then forgive their mistakes and work through things together.
This is one of the best mini essays I've read in a long time! :) Christian films push this idea of a moral high ground. Standing way above Hollywood. But the reason More people(Including Christians) go see "Secular" films(I hate how other christians use that word.) is because of the reasons you listed. Real characters, real flaws, real escapism. Most of my friends are atheists, and they're not these frothing-at-the-mouth hobgoblins these movies make them out to be. Are there jerks? Absolutely. But they're targeting the people who would never become christians, and simultaneously alienating people who might be on the cusp of believing. Hollywood is taking the ""Message over substance" stance more and more. If we as christians can put away our "Holier than thou" approach to filmmaking, and take the L.O.T.R/Narnia parable approach, we could really turn out some awesome stuff!
*slow clap* that’s some very awesome statements. If we had more people like you working in Hollywood and far, far less people like Ray Comfort, James Dobson, Ken Ham, Harold Cronk, Phil Robertson, and Kirk Cameron (not David A.R. White; best thing to happen to bad movies), then I think we’d be in a lot better place.
It shouldn’t be about shoving God down people’s throats. It shouldn’t be about preaching a message with no characters, and the story just there to make this “me vs. everyone” narrative-you can’t hold majority rule AND be a persecuted minority. It also shouldn’t just be Jesus and God is awesome because it just is and that’s it. There’s more to Christian storytelling than “propaganda” and “pep rally for God”. I’m not saying this as a Christian (I’m more agnostic anyway) but I’m saying this because I believe that EVERYONE should be allowed to have good movies, tell good stories, and challenge someone’s ideas; in real life, nobody-NOBODY-has some “always 150% pure, sparkling Lawful Good” setting. Everyone has the capacity to be an asshole, but everyone has just as much capacity to be a good person so saying “my group is above you” is not an idea good people have, nor should they have. Nobody holds a monopoly on being decent to each other, everyone can be just as nice as they can be awful, we are all born from the exact same darkness and nothingness and we’re all destined to go right back in.
This concludes my TED Talk-I would think a lot of this information is, like, super basic, redundant stuff but if it *was* redundant then we wouldn’t need to reinforce it.
Starring discount Owen Wilson
Wow
I thought your name was Clay, not Gay!! (I LOST IT)!!!
Cinema Snob had a great review...love both channels
why doesn't the grandma have her own movie? just dole out your wisdom lady!
"This is getting painful!" Isn't that the critic's quote on the DVD?
Cool video, but I have to agree more with Stoned
Gremlin on this one. Clay's character is a creepy jerk throughout the whole movie, and while the speech at the end is nice, he does not seem to actually change. He proposes in the BABY FOOD AISLE (cause he is subtle like that), and still only wants to kiss her on the cheek by the end. He is a downright unlikable character. I was actually disappointed they got married at the end, because their relationship seems so unhealthy.
"what did you think I did?"
"Oral?"
Yes Kevin... Fantastic hahahaha
This is such an underrated review. The “kittens with FULL.GROWN.TEETH.” is amazing lmao also the ragging on the g-rated porn lmfao
"Now I would *never* trust someone with that name, Huh, Josh?!"
Oh my gosh Lol...I lost it
+Rebekah Martin lol. I originally had that in there as a joke for Josh when I made a rough cut, and he wanted to watch it. But he said it was so funny, so I just left it in. Haha.
Hahaha! I'm so glad you did. Definitely my favorite line in the review! lol
At first I wanted to be offended by what you said about Kansas but then I remembered I'm from Colorado and everything you said about Kansas was true.
"'Kelli...'
Now I would never trust someone with that name, HUH JOSH?"
I can't...
I was going to bed, but who needs sleep when I have an awesome video to watch!
You forgot to mention the wtfery of having him propose in the baby food aisle of the grocery store. What if she (or he) can't conceive for some reason? That's all a woman's good for, right?
Kristen Chandler not according to this movie. Apparently, there’s literally no reason to be alone with a woman unless she’s making dinner or ready to accept your seed right here and now. That’s not “old fashioned”; it’s fucking deplorable and disgusting! If it were me writing this script, I would’ve had *someone* pull Clay aside and give him the verbal equivalent of a full, no-holds-barred Killer Instinct-style 150-hit combo tearing his asinine “rules” to pieces and telling him “Either get over yourself and accept that Amber is a human being or have fun dying alone.”
The Pureflix jokes get me every time!
I mean.... if we're talking Christian Fifty Shades of Gray, we have Song of Solomon.
And sleep is probably something that needs to happen.
Ah! The Pure Flix joke gets me every time!!
Wow, the Cinema Snob never showed that scene where the grandma just rails on the guy. At least I don't remember it being in his review. That almost makes up for the rest of the film for me.
films that both Kevin and Cinema snob have reviewed
war room
gods not dead
Kirk Camron's saving Christmas
and now old fashioned.
+Budnot who's better? Lol.
Say Goodnight Kevin both of you are better than most others. and you cannot real be compared. I love u both. greets from Germany :)
Say Goodnight Kevin I've watched both of yalls reviews are great; yall both have your own perspectives that are interesting to hear and your own humour which is great.
well Kevin that's a good question
it depends what people are into.
your are reviews are nice and clean.
cinema snob reviews have no mercy he is never nice to a
bad movie.
so its a pick your poison some people like nice critic.
some people like mean critic.
I was seriously about to go to bed but now I have to watch this!
...I just had a thought. Look at the cover of I Kissed Dating Goodbye. Is this where the Nice Guys Wearing Fedoras thing came from???? 😱
Hahaha. It must be.
Those pants that Clay is wearing😂😂😂 And that hair!!!!
4:19 - "I hate Kansas!!!!! That's right, I said it! And I would apologize to the people living in Kansas but, nobody lives here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
For a guy who doesn't want to be in a room alone with a woman, that scene where Amber purposefully messed up her sink to lure Clay in, he didn't seem fazed when she stood mostly in the house. I was wondering "Well, if you aren't saying anything about THAT, then why couldn't she just stay in the hallway or even on the stairs AWAY from him?"
straight people are wild: the movie
Seeing how you were inspired by Nostalgia Critic...
Brad Jones is currently making a movie called "Jesus, Bro!" that's supposed to poke fun at the tropes of Christian exploitation films like PureFlix movies. Have thoughts on covering it when it comes out?
NC and MST3K are my biggest heroes!
That sounds funny! I'm sure I'll check it out!
I swear the girl in this film is to good of an actor for pureflix.
A Say Goodnight Kevin review right before I go to bed. That's awesome! Thank you so much for the amazing content.
the lead actress's back must hurt from carrying this movie
This movie is just so frustrating! Poor Amber was trying so hard to make a relationship while Clay just stood there like a lump of clay. And I don't know why she tried. Amber is cute and vivaciousness while Clay is dull, rigid and sanctimonious. And the scene where Amber asks if Clay if he finds her desirable and then he rejected her kiss really ticked me off. She let herself be vulnerable and he just brushes her off. I'm surprised that didn't get one of your patented "how dare you." And to top it off, he dares to judge her if she slept with the DJ Jerk? Clay is the one who left her feeling ugly and unwanted, which is what those kind of jerks take advantage of. If a woman like her was interested in me, I would be too busy singing "Hallelujah" to make her feel unwanted. Not that I would anyway. You can tell that Amber would be the one doing all the work to make their relationship work. Uggh!
Most of the movies you review feel like the secular characters were written by the most extremely isolated amish or hutterite type christian who has virtually no concept of what secular people are like. And for the record I have met hutterites who have more of a clue about secular people then the people who make some of these movies. Old fashioned feels like the opposite like it was written by a secular filmmaker who has no idea what your average christian romance is like and is basing things on the more extreme example.
"did you just assume my gender?" DEAD.
"Good Job! Here's a cookie"--a classic.
I don't know, while this movie has honest intentions to a certain extent, I just think it is another and tamer God's Not Dead type. Plus, it acts as if the way he feels is justified. Just because you are a "good Christian guy" does not earn you the right to be loved in return. The movie seems to sympathize with his position but all I can see is a guy butt hurt because he doesn't see women as human beings, just objects that have to understand him and his rigid rules without him budging an inch for theirs.
You know what they say about Kansas...
You'll run out of gas before you run into anything else XD
WHO MAKES THESE MOVIES AND THINKS REALITY WORKS LIKE THIS?! On one hand, in spite of the cringyness, I appreciate what they TRIED to do and it's refreshing that someone wants to stand up for celibacy and a more old fashioned way of approaching relationships, regardless of religion but even then people dated, kissed, held hands, didn't ask each other a million questions from stupid books or go to a marriage counselor on their first "date". A man takes asks a woman out, takes her to dinner, FLIRTS with her, TRIES to get physical with her (not anything extreme, like I said, hand holding and kissing). Goodness forbid he acts interested in her or pursues her in ANY WAY! Ugh. The cringe is real.
What do you think about reviewing Silence? Or how about Hacksaw Ridge?
Hey Kevin! Keep up the good work! You're nailing these reviews! - A fan since day one.
"Kelly....now I would never trust someone with that name, huh JOSH?!?"
hahahahahha. That killed me.
His reviews are so great I wish someone would let Kevin direct a movie. Modern dating rules for "Christians" are so weird that I'm not surprised at the amount of kids that rebel from their parents and actually do get in serious trouble.
Only $450 a month(plus electric!) AND they allow pets? Oh and you don't have to deal with a weird Christian landlord? GIRL YOU COULD HAVE AVOIDED THIS.
Seriously, this review had some of the greatest lines... Probably one of the best! Looking forward to what else is coming this year!
Thanks for the laughs, kev! Your videos are such rare gems. :D
Faith's Song is a new Christian film that recently came out. It's pretty bad.
NSM Studios there's no words to explain how bad faith's song was...
Jerod Williams hopefully this helped.
Jerod Williams The link I put in to the Faith's song review. You wanted to know how bad it was. Just watch the review it explains everything.
Jerod Williams well now you know how truly horrible it is 😂
I think if he slept with that girl, audiences that the movie was catering to would of been really upset. It was a lot for movies like "to save a life" to imply a non-christian character had sex. Btw, have you seen "the song" and will you review it?
Ok. If I want to attract the ladies all I need to do is give a Tarzan Yell. I'm sure that works every time😕
i LOVE these reviews so much!!! these christian movies are so silly and your commentary makes it GOLDEN and i always look forward to the next review! thank you for such great content :)))
I just like the description! Hopefully, the review is as good! Although, if almost 3 years of watching has taught me anything, it's pretty much always gonna be good!
This has to be the best review from you. Made me laugh so hard. Big fan dude. Keep it up, Kevin.
Love all the points you make here... We Christians are often to afraid to admit our own flaws in a real way and not couched in Christian terms that we fall short of communicating truth.
He looks like a young Chip Gaines. Holy cow.
😆😆 I love your content bro!! 😄 keep it up man! "WOW, you got rid of the best cast in the film" 😂 died
Wouldn’t the self control thing only work when you’ve had sex before marriage? Because sexual urges are way harder to control once you’ve had an… enjoyable experience, which, if you’re celibate till marriage, you won’t have to deal with so much.
Am I making sense?
Every time I come to Kevin's channel, I think "Wow, why don't I come here more often?"
You should have nicknamed the shock jock guy "Discount Jake Gyllenhaal"
"I'm just gonna stand here and stare at you" lol love it
This is actually a pretty solid movie
I'm gonna use the Tarzan cat call in public and watch the ladies run toward me!
Two things I got to say about clay, promising to never be alone with a women doesn’t make since and sounds creepy it’s not a old fashioned rule. Second more people know about a person from a job interview then a date makes no since. What kind of dates were you on?
Night is misspelled in the title!
Thanks. Fixed!
I disagree on only one major point, I know i guy who used to party like that, do every type of drug, steal, ect. But when he got saved everything radically changed, and yes he tends to be a more quiet person now, not quite like clay obviously and not nearly as legalistic of course but the point is it can happen and probably does. The rest is pretty much spot on though so good job!
There was way too much capitalism in this movie. I would give it a -100%
Shouldn't you take 100% and give it to the cast and crew of the film?
That is right, you are learning, Kevin! Unfortunately it is going to be hard to find a 100% rating that we can redistribute, but I am sure that if we kill- er I mean ask- enough people we will find something.
about to go to bed, sees new Say Movie Night Kevin video......who needs sleep?!?
Does anyone else think Sam's friend who does the radio show, looks and acts like a discount Sam Rockwell?
I never saw this movie, but dang it. I think I need to.... Anyway, from the clips, it looks like the guy is acting fairly normal for somone in his positions. He is depressed. He is mournful and angry at what he has done . He hasn't forgiven himself and because of that, he just slipped into a state of depression.
Or it could be bad acting. Either or. :)
And why why why did they not sleep with the other people? That would have made such a better message. Two people, who like each other, who stumble and have to forgive each other and themselves. But I guess we can't actually show christens stumbling or anything. Because showing a christian as anything less than perfect would be unchristian. *rolls eyes*
+610GARAGE it's amazing how Christians will forgo a powerful message, in order to make a movie "clean". Like, how can you make a cautionary tail, if there is no action to caution against?!
And that's one of the biggest problem with the christian movie industry.
LOL What if Jesus was the same way.
The story of the prodigal son.
The son wanted what he thought was his. So he asked his father for his inheritance. His father gave it to him and the son left. The next day the son realized what he had done and came back home. The end.
So Jesus, are you saying that when we become christians, we always do what is right.
No, of course not.
So what the point to your story?
...... WIne anybody?
:) Hey, this could be a good video for you to do Kevin.
New viewer; "I shouldn't have hidden cheese curls in this cast!" Sold! New subscriber.
OMG Kevin’s. Voice overs is amazing😂😂
the freaky thing is i had no idea about this movie until this past friday, and i watched most of it with some friends and then a review comes out today
Sidehugs for everyone.
I know it's a great video when i check the like button every 5 minutes to make sure i did click it, lol. You totally "burned" Josh and surprised me when you referenced His marriage when bringing up Kelly(Kelli?). If you haven't figured out by now, i really like the video, great job and goodnight Kevin!
15:59 the writing of pureflix movies gives me more confidence in myself.
You know, the shock jock DOES have a pretty cool voice.
Your joke game in this review is high tier XD