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"Pureflix, the company that confuses bumper stickers with character development." Nice.
We should put that on a bumper sticker.
Im an atheist, but I love your reviews. They remind me that not all Christians are blind to their fellow humans who hold different beliefs. To hear a Christian defend me feels good. You stand up for people who are constantly standing up for themselves, feeling like they aren't being understood. You make me feel understood.
Yeah I'm actually a mormon and yes its taught to RESPECT other peoples choice in religion. Some people refuse to accept that and its sad.
I've come across numerous atheists who are much kinder and understanding than many of my fellow Christians...
Summed up really well.
@@rebekahmelendez4036 not aiming it towards all atheists ive ran into a couple of them that were just jerks about it
Dear Christians, it is possible to make an extraordinary film with an outstandingly convicting theme without saying "IM A CHRISTIAN IM A CHRISTIAM IM A CHRISTIAN!!!!!"
Tobias Duck i believe it’s very possible to do it, and provide Christian values and themes in a subtle, nuanced way. Even if it’s a couple direct references.
But PureFlix gets it or even cares to get it
Amazing Grace (2005), Angel Wars, Where the Red Fern Grows ('70's version)...
@@TravisHouze veggietales is apparently good
It is possible to make a movie that can touch people..However with Christ who is love. There would be no actually values in the film. I can teach you to be a good human in human eyes,but to God we all fall short and need Him. It is a fact. You may disagree that is fine,but how can you truly teach good without good in it.
You could add Touched By An Angel to the list (albeit it's a TV show).
I hated how they killed off the girl just so the woman could have the baby. Not only was it predictable but it was just really almost disrespectful and unfair.
Jewbacco's tobacco yeah,i mean the girl has been having it bad(likely worse) than the couple. They’re just mostly having a hard time coping with the death of their child. Meanwhile this girl is homeless and pregnant. She should’ve lived and start a new life with her baby.
You have me laughing every time you say " I hope this isn't a dirt.....Oh its pure flix."
i lauf evrytiem
"What is this? A cross for ANTS?!"
I'm
Dead. XD
+Heather Owens That was my favorite joke in the video too. :-P (If I'm allowed to have a favorite)
+Say Goodnight Kevin I give you permission to have a favorite joke
"*Gasp* The Rapture happened! I guess he didn't believe fast enough"
The racial stereotypes are awful! Why do the black people have to be the gangsters? Why does the Latino girl have to be pregnant and homeless? I can't stand to watch any PureFlix movie, they make me want to scream!
Because Purefix is filled with a bunch of Right-wing Christians who listen to Fox News and think that how these minorities are.
Why don't they depict a minority "pulling up his or her bootstraps," holding two jobs and never doing drugs or drinking much alcohol. Oh, right. That would be too realistic.
Small Dam Productions Excuse me, but a Mr. Eric Blair would like to have a word with you.
"What is this?"
Kevin: "A cross for ants?"
That had me rolling
Luke Gosnell
Omfg😂😂😂🐜
Me too 😆
Finds out Kevin has a God's Not Dead Review. Clicks immediately. These reviews are on point! The Christian movie genre really needs some improvement. Big time.
+HoustonProductions1 I indeed agree with that statement.
The review has been copyright claimed...
+Madway Are you in the US?
Say Goodnight Kevin No, so it's region locked due to the claim?
Madway Yeah. But there should be a link to the Vimeo where it's uploaded.
10:04 "Bathroom...bedroom...kitchen...war room- I meant, closet."
In the right hands, that Christian version of Birdman could be awesome. Imagine a beat up, jaded Willie Ames (or however you spell his name) feeling convicted to put together a good Christian film that has a little bit of edge and a great message that doesn't beat you over the head. Because it's subtle and risky, no Christian studio is excited to get behind the film. So the entire film (shot to look like it was filmed in one take) is about Willie Ames using his last remaining resources to try and get the film made while dealing with personal demons, his relationship with God, the Christian/Conservative media, and the ever growing urge to sell out to a whole new level and try to reboot Bibleman.
That sounds super interesting! I would go see that in a heartbeat.
I need to see this film
+Troy Wullbrandt Mike Nawrocki (Larryboy) could play Edward Norton's part.
David Johnson That is the best idea that I've heard in easily 6 days.
I would actually love that
The Christian version of Crash?? .....ITS CRASHTIAAAAN!!!!
+John David Allison Wah wah wah wah wah wah...
BADUM TCH!
You mean the bandicoot?
Or Chrisash.
14:19 ``Take out your cross'''
Uhm... `cross' is also a Dutch euphemism for genitals, so this line in public makes me kind of nervous 0_0
O- Oh. I'ma just- uh- *hides in room forever with door locked*
""Cross" is a Dutch euphemism for genitals" is the most unintentionally entertaining thing I've heard recently, especially in the comments of a review of an evangelical Christian movie.
my friends cried in the theatre when the crash happened...
i burst out laughing XD
Hahaha! I would have done the same.
The crash was so unrealistic though, haha.
+Jonny Lupus Me too.
If that was you in the crash would you be laughing it would be sad not funny so take it serious not make it silly
But it's fake...and a terrible movie...sooo
"I thought Jesus was the way" I spit out my drink. Hilarious and true, my friend.
What is it with Pure Flix and vehicular tragedies??
+autumn hobbit in the rain, no less
Don't worry. Woodlawn has exactly 0 of them.
They love showing people, who doubt their faith, suffering and begging for Jesus.
Because it's an easy and lazy way to write character deaths without putting in any effort or thought into the script.
Easy to stage.
"Pure Flix, the company that confuses bumper stickers for character development!" or what my former English teacher called "lazy thinking."
emma duncan
Or lazy writing😂😂😂
SUPERCUT OF NACHO LIBRE SAYING "Take it easy". This is the best Say Movienight Kevin you've ever made.
30:50--"Why'd you save me?"
"Love your enemies?"
So because he's such a "good Christian", he somehow found it in his heart to save her from dying horribly despite their differing spiritual beliefs. What a self-righteous, pretentious jerk. That mentality is so infuriating--"I can act like I'm better than everyone else as long as I identify as a Christian because that gives me a nice mask of humility to hide behind."
I liked the comment that they made in the Midnight Screening of this movie. "Love your enemies." "Or maybe because you're an EMT, and *it's your fucking job*!"
@@jeremyfrady785 its more about how he did it because bibble
@@Kyman102 He was no longer an EMT, and even if he was he would have been OFF DUTY.
Pretentious jerk for saving her life? And she was NOT his "enemy" for differing beliefs; she was his enemy for taking his job away. I think the REAL "pretentious jerk" is the one who pretends a Christian's good motives can't be sincere.
@@AB-cj3mp "Pretentious jerk for saving her life?"
No, for using the moment of saving her life to remind her, "Hey, did you know I'm a Christian?!" with the "Love your enemies?" answer to her question of why did he save her. Even if proselytizing is a part of someone's religion/spiritual beliefs, they should have enough common manners to know there are appropriate times to do it, and doing so while tending people during their dying moments or near-death experiences, times of great physical and emotional trauma, are not the right times. Also, if/when most people get fired, I don't think they see the person/people who got them fired as "enemies". Opponents or adversaries, maybe, but not enemies. We're not living in a Saturday morning cartoon here.
Of course certain Christians' motives for living through and/or spreading their faith can be sincere, but this character clearly isn't one of those Christians. From his converting the guy trapped under the water tank to seeing the opposing lawyer who happens to be an atheist as his enemy he must bring to Jesus through saving her life, it's clear this dude views non-Christians as pieces to win in a spiritual chess game, which is what, sadly, many Christians view their faith as: A game in which to make their god or themselves look good. And that attitude is precisely one of the reasons why I left the religion altogether.
Sean Astin is such a good actor though.
+Joe Repp Discount Martin Sheen literally says "It's time for us to act."
+Joe Repp he is but the direction and writing didn't help..
amen
the problem with a medic or rescue servant proselytizing to anyone is partly because people dont care, but its mostly problems with, "Is this guy just going to preach to me about hell and heaven INSTEAD of providing me care and trying to rescue me?"
there have been many instances of people not doing thier jobs to preach about the afterlife. And while you mean well, its ILLEGAL and DISRESPECTFUL.
what if someone came to you, in youre dying moments who COULD have saved you or done something, INSTEAD thinks "this person has no hope might as well save thier soul" and preaches to you about Allah and the prophet muhammad and that cause youre christian allah is going to burn you in hell forever but if you accept allah youll swim among the stars?
so no the problem isnt the cross or getting caught. its "do you want your last thoughts in this world to be about threats of more suffering or do you want to be comforted and cared for?"
simple as that. While kevin covers a good point that people are offended at it, he doesnt make it aware its ILLEGAL and can cost you your job and allot of money
In the film and most often in real they do their job first get your facts right
William Ames starring in a Birdman-style movie around his career in Bibleman? Now that would be funny!
The hobbit has a point though. They should thank the kitchen staff. They work hard.
Oh, and another thing: "Aw, man! They dragged Sean Astin into this, didn't they? [DING!]"
I would love seeing a Movie Night for Mom's Night Out. Just a suggestion.
(Silently screaming "PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!!)
"Oh, is he takin' pictures in there?" 😂😂😂
Saw that Jesus Freak joke coming a mile away.
OH OHHH!
I found that joke cringy but beautiful at the same time
People say im strange then they'd make me a stranger
At thirteen minutes I cracked up "are they taking pictures in there?" Bahahahha!!!
I know you don't need a fan like me, but I'm obsessed with your content, much appreciated.
+WollongongWacko Thanks so much! Plus, everyone is welcome!
"Oh the rapture happened, guess he didn't believe fast enough."XD
I watched the movie for the first time today while having seen the review beforehand. I had to stifle laughs remembering it while everyone else was crying. Especially during the crash scene.
+GiGi Babineaux Same with me. :P
There are definitely good or even excellent movies that have lots of Christian themes that aren't expressly Christian--
* Lord of the Rings (Tolkien was a devout Catholic)
*The Chronicles of Narnia
*Chariots of Fire (a classic!)
*The Tree of Life
*Prince of Egypt (brings back memories)
*Les Miserables (the 1998 version with Liam Neeson)
Christianity Today reviews lots of movies like this.
As I have said before, I find that stereotypically Christian movies are too hammy. And not in the tasty way (like Jim Carrey).
Also, why the explosion? Did Michael Bay have a part in this?
+Spencer Andersen Though they don't have explicitly Christian themes, three other excellent movies that Christians can appreciate would be Whisper of the Heart, The Secret World of Arrietty, and Kiki's Delivery Service.
Of the movies on your list, I've seen Prince of Egypt and The Chronicles of Narnia. I'll have to watch the other movies one of these days.
+Timothy Ach Kiki's Delivery Service? I'm glad someone mentioned anime. It made my inner otaku very happy. ;)
+Spencer Andersen 3Ano Another fellow Christian who likes anime! Always nice to find an otaku Christain
A lot of anime in general, while not Christian*, has Christian themes. One Piece, for example, has loyalty, friendship and teamwork-- it's based on a shonen (boy's) manga, which generally has lots of these themes.
*Christianity is not a majority religion in Japan, so it's no surprise that if you were to search for expressly Christian themes in most anime, you'd come up empty. That being said, the Roman Catholics did give them tempura.
+jayblade2000 fellow Christian otaku lover! you rang? 😀
"*GASP* The rapture happened! I guess he didn't believe fast enough..." XDD
Wait, is that Madison Pettis? She was in a Christian movie? Do you know what this means?!
Do You Believe? is a spin-off of the greatest anime of all time!
What is up with these movies and having the old homeless guy who has a terminal illness turn out to be a guardian angel?? It's really becoming predictable, and the "subtle" hints aren't doing a lot to help.
“Just because we’re on the street doesn’t mean that I’m a bad mother!”
“That thought never crossed my mind.”
“It crossed mine.”
Same.
So because they’re homeless it makes them a bad person?🤷
NEWS FLASH! God lets bad things happen ALL THE TIME! The Bible never said God wouldn't let bad things happen.
Yep. I always think about people dying (dark, I know. also, I'm on a "reply to my comments" spree. That's why I'm replying to everything you've written today. haha). Anyway, people dying. I think, "yeah, it's sad that a person died. BUT, also, everyone dies. Like Everyone in history has died. Does that mean it's "bad" that one person dies in one way, and another in another way? It's just different. Life is unique and different for everyone. "Bad" in the case of life experiences, is simply a relative term. Life is an adventure and the only thing that makes an adventure exciting is the bumps in the road. Like that Twilight Zone episode where he always wins the jack pot, and it turned out it wasn't heaven, it was actually HELL! Always winning isn't very fun.
Say Goodnight Kevin More TH-camrs should do a spree like you're doing lol
Philip Paul News flash God isn't real : )))
Eratosthenes Except for the fact that he does! lol
Philip Paul Fact? How is it a fact?
Well, at least we can say that this movie is... somewhat better than _God's Not Dead._ I haven't even seen _Crash_ yet and I knew that this movie was ripping it off. But that ending though. I mean, people make fun of _Return of the King_ for having a really long ending; at least that didn't have a poorly-delivered voiceover monologue for its entirety.
"Who's Russ? Who's Whitney?" Hahaha!
But the old people and little girl are alright, OR ARE THEY!! died at that part
Oh my gosh, your jokes were on point. I nearly lost it at the Final Destination part. And your commentary on the flaws of the movie is great, too! I'm excited for the next one and I keep crossing my fingers and hoping that someday you'll do "Time Changer". :D Keep up the fantastic work!
My god, someone else has seen Time Changer, The only movie that left me laid up in bed for two weeks afterwards because it had frozen my lower spinal cord and vocal chords from its sheer mediocrity?
That's some intense mediocrity indeed.
JediAnn Solo Yes, it also damaged my language centre, so now I can't say the word that means the opposite of 'yes'
You should totally review Mom's night out! I was not expecting it to be a total Christian movie
"You're gonna have to put me down.... neeeeiiiigh" omg I died
"Is he listening to Adventures in Odyssey's Sergeant York?" Eee, sometimes it doesn't take much for you to make me happy! (It just takes hours of scripting, filming and editing. Yeah.)
Really enjoyed this!
From a technical production side, it looks like the movie was actually pretty good. It's the writing that's just awful.
If they'd use that 64 million to hire some decent writers and actors, this could actually be something. Probably won't happen though.
I do think you were a bit harsh on the filmmakers though... I think the people who made the movie had good enough intentions, they just suck at making movies. That said, I do think that the marketing team, and Pureflix as a company, does deserve every bit of criticism you dished out.
I get the feeling like most people who work on these films think like me, but they also have families to feed. This is the type of movie that pays the bills, so this is what they make.
That's fine. My point is, 1. The risk you take when you make a movie like that is, you're going to get criticized for it. 2. Why do we keep making this kind of movie a viable investment for the film makers?
Maybe I've just worked in the industry too long, but I've come to realize, for everyone who works on movies like this, it's just a job. It's not out of a passion to change the world.
There is nothing wrong with going into that kind of career. I make videos for my job from time to time, that I know I wouldn't make other wise.
+Say Goodnight Kevin For sure, that makes a lot of sense.
Wow, I mostly agree with both of you in this discussion. I actually liked _God's Not Dead_, but this movie does seem to be lazy. I think they tried to preach against the idea that the cross is just a charm, but further enforced that idea in the process.
I'm SO eager to see what you think of _Beyond the Mask_... I think. :-P
Not gonna lie. I haven't seen this movie, but I'm pretty sure I enjoyed your review WAY more than I would have enjoyed the actual film. Great work, Kevin!
There are many movies whose message I may not 100% agree with, but which succeed mainly because of AMAZING screen writing.
*Distractedly goes and watches "V for Vendetta"*
The way most Christian films portray non-believers reminds me of how Stephen King portrays Christians in some of his novels. Just a bunch of evil, angry, curmudgeons, who are constantly angry at people who believe differently.
Great review as usual! I work in full time ministry and anytime I ever dare say I'm not a huge fan of these PureFlix movies you'd think I just denounced my faith right there on the spot. They (church people) just don't seem to realize that they're being sold to, be it little plastic crosses with tracts or small group curriculum.
Cinemasins reference. *ding*
So wait...that whole massive car crash happens and the only death is the pregnant girl. And she died from childbirth
I am no expert in car crashes but uh...it should have been worse
Wow...I just noticed that they just axed off EVERY single African-American in this flick. I mean, not to be hyper-critical, but this movie looks less like the movie Crash and more like a zombie flick. Just replace zombies with the Final Destination Death Force.
I haven't seen this movie, but I think the biggest thing I would say about it, if I took the time to watch it and then made my own review, is that, giving like all the characters little crosses (or big crosses) feels like its trying to be symbolic. But its not symbolism. Its just kind of literally a cross. Thats not symbolism thats just giving all the characters the same prop. What.
Why can't Christian films at least try to be subtle?
Because if we don't get to the point, then we will be judged for not trying hard enough to get people to become Christians!!
+Joe Repp *coughcough* Mad Max Fury Road *coughcough*
Why can't more Christian films be more subtle? +Joe Repp Because my mom likes them. I think people in my moms demographic really like these kinds of movies. I don't know if there just accustom to bad, on the nose tv shows. Or if they just have no tastes. Or Evan if it's because they view the movie with Christian goggles.
The sad part is that there are good, subtle, Christian movies out there. But they don't get the press or the views.
Yep. "Christian" filmmaking definitely needs some nuance and needs to tackle difficult subject that don't have easy answers.
*****
Granite flats: It's a tv series. I love it. But the plot is a bit hard to explain. Mainly because there's a new one every season. But I like that.
Dancer and the Dame: Not great, but for a PureFlix movie, its a 10. The only PureFlix movie that I know of that practices subtlety. 40 minutes in, I was wondering when the preaching was going to start. There was a message that you get in the end. But it was not thrown in my face.
Confessions of a prodigal son: This one I rather liked. It could be a little boring, which is what my parents thought. But I think it has great camera work. And the story flowed pretty well. Good use of flash backs. But it is a low budget film. At least it looked like it, But not in a bad way. For example, in the middle, there a dead pixel. :)
All of these are on netflix. Which is how I find them. Netflix is pretty good on recommendations.
Why is the nurse?doctor? lady walking around the hospital with gloves on and touching herself and others with them on?
Your quick-fire cheeky comments crack me up! I love your reviews.
You're reviews are hilarious. Thank you Blimey Cow for introducing me to SayGoodnightKevin 😂😂
+Kelsey J. :-) thanks so much! I'll let them know!
Say Goodnight Kevin No problem! and thanks lol
Actually the average person has 7 pairs of shoes, so in Chicago, there's 150,000 souls counting their shoes
"Who's Russ?" HAHA!
I just found your channel this evening and I already love it so much! It's great hearing your perspective on these things, and I appreciate the overall tone of your videos. You're funny and don't shy away from pointing out flaws, but you don't do it in an overly negative or harsh way. Please keep up the great work! as soon as I get some steady income, I'll pledge to your patreon in a heartbeat ^^
It's been a while, so I'm running through the archives again. It says a lot that I'm still laughing along after a dozen or so videos that I already watched before. Keep being you, Kevin. :-)
Oh, and more Droopy Dog, please!
"Or are they?"
I genuinely Burt out laughing at work
So many main characters it's confusing! You know what that means... "Josh, get out the messyges board!"
If Bobby caught on fire would he be Bobby Burns
Ba dum Best Picture winning movie.
I'm starting to think Bobby Burns did catch on fire...
Couldn't have said it better myself. Please don't stop making these.
Really enjoy these movie reviews Kevin! Would love to see more of these!
18:56-19:10 THANK YOU FOR SAYING THIS. As an atheist that tries to work with religious people, this cannot be emphasized enough
work with? you can't convert us to what we are exactly what athiest do you can't pick sides without discussion no disrespect but we're not retarted please tell me is that all you athiest think of us we have reasons to why we believe and other reasons you can't listen to man who has observed any thing on basing on assumptions
+Cman Shaw ?
I totally agree and I’m like aren’t you supposed to win ppl over with love?
This is probably the best say movie night yet. I had a pretty good ratio of a laugh every five minutes, you hit the beats perfectly.
It's something about those Pure Flix movies, man. There's always just so much shoddy screenwriting to enjoy. I am absolutely stoked to see Gods Not Dead 2 when that finally hits theaters next year.
Me too, Scott! I even found a copy of the script! From the looks of it, it'll truly turn this country back to God! Here's the link:
tylerhuckabee.com/2015/04/05/gods-not-dead-2-exclusive-script-excerpt/
+ThatOneBlondeGuy I think you and I are excited for different reasons, but I'm not gonna knock your enthusiasm, man.
+Scott Hollingsworth (Swholli) I ain't gonna judge you for you reasons, either.
The previous reply was sarcasm, if I didn't make that obvious. Haha
+ThatOneBlondeGuy oh yeah, dude, sorry I was still watching the video so I didn't click on the link before I made the comment.
Once I read the "script" I was able to pick up on it. That was some expertise in fake sincerity, without the context I totally fell for it.
+Scott Hollingsworth (Swholli) Yeah, that's the problem with the Internet: you can never tell if it's sarcasm or actually real.
Thanks for your movie night videos Kevin! They're great! Suggestion: To Save a Life
+Abi Johnson Sounds like it would include a song by the Fray. :P
Just saw this one the other week. This review was perfect! You nailed it. I especially liked what you said at the end.
Thank you Kevin for the link! I was looking for your God's not Dead review for a while! :D btw I love you movie critiques and everything with it. Keep up the funny stuff.
I do videos on my own as well and use ya as inspiration :)
I always enjoy watching these. Great job Kevin! Really funny!
Nice Inner Tube editing on the new ep lol. Also thanks for answering my question about the mouse! :D
+PersianMonkeyStudios seven
I almost died from laughter from that cinemasins joke! Oh lord I wasn't ready XD
C'mon you gotta to Kirk Cameron's "Saving Christmas" movie!
+Andrew Holstein I actually think that movie's awfulness was well-known enough that Nostalgia Critic would take notice of it. But then, he probably avoids religious movies no matter what, and with good reason.
+David Johnson He's made a few Kirk Cameron jokes this year so you never know
oh yeah and he actually just reviewed Passion of the Christ
+David Johnson Cinema Snob doesn't dodge 'em.
+tintinismybelgian And his review is perfect.
I had no desire to actually watch this film so I thought hey, why not just watch Kevin's review? Your reviews are pretty much the only way I watch Christian movies anymore, and rightfully so. So fun and right on!! The ending was hilarious, trying to finish up while the endless voiceover went on and on. It struck me how upset Christians would be if atheists had a film company and made movies about atheists convincing Christians to not believe in God and then painting themselves as the victims whenever possible. It would be ridiculous, yet we think it's totally fine the other way around. Why can't Christian movies simply be about Christians and their lives, and situations they face, instead of it all being a big in-your-face sermon? Maybe one day.
"Good luck describing me to the sketch artist." ROFL!!!!!!
You should review War Room when it comes out on film!
Hey...being a stapler IS hard work. Just ask Milton
First of all your music references are amazing! Second, the LOTR references were spot on and hilarious. Third, my FAVORITE line from the entire thing: "Then we end with a Newsboys song, because apparently they sold their soul to Pure Flix." (I miss the old newsboys so much)
I also agree that films like these keep portraying non Christians as the enemy or bad guys, but aren't these films supposed to be a ministry? If you're trying to reach out to non Christians, you're not going to win them over that way. Anyway, good job Kevin! *thumbs up*
Wow those crash scenes! 😱 I am guilty of laughing at them! 😂
And seriously Kevin, a Mucho Libre reference?
Wait... could it be true? Is Samwise Gamgee... CHRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISSSSSSSSTTTTTTTIIIIIIAAAAANNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lol, could be. But I think, like most people involved in these movies, he's just happy to collect the pay check.
+Say Goodnight Kevin Sean Astin actually confirmed during a press conference that he is a Christian.
Chad Lewis lol. Well, there we go. It's a fact!
HES CHRISTIAAAANNNNNN
1.The Bibleman Rises
2. Bibleman Begins
3.Bibleman v Muslim Man
4. Bibleman League
5.The Bibleman Returns
The bibleman cinematic universe
You know that if Bibleman fought a Muslim, he would be the villain and the story would be about how evil or corrupt Islam is.
I guess he didn't believe fast enough
busted up laughing when you added Dungeon in the house description
You saying "Uh-huh" every time he paused his voice over at the end reminds me of PBG with that kid in the Teletubbies in his Top 10 Worst Lincensed Games. XD
5:38-5:44 I hope this isn't inappropriate but when I hear 117 I think Halo and Master Chief :)
hahahahahHahahahahaha that monologue at the end 😂😂😂😂😂
I ain't gonna lie, that shoe sole line killed me
I'm glad you're back with the reviews.. I wish I had more of an interest in your other stuff, really! Anyway, keep up the good work...
Holy shit when all the cars started crashing into each other I was DYING. Kendrick Brothers, pay attention: this is comedy gold.
29:18 "I'm not a pastor but I play one on TV!"
*Do you have a better theory?*
Maybe not right this second, but don't you think it would be best to see if there is a testable cause so maybe we can use this information to help the next patient?
That WOULD be something they should probably document, right? lol.
31:16 - 31:33: Not only the filmmakers rip off Crash, but they are apparently ripping off the ending of the Rent musical as well.
Awesome review. It's clear you put a lot of work into this, as always.
It's time for the Christian film genre to actually get stories that both great plot and preach their message of faith without it's characters coming off as unlikeable. In fact, here's a list of films that do this better than this movie, God's Not Dead, Persecuted and other modern day Christian films do:1.) The Ten Commandments2.) Jesus of Nazareth3.) The Greatest Story Ever Told4.) Spartacus5.) Ben-Hur6.) The Robe7.) Quo Vadis 8.) King Of Kings9.) The Prince of EgyptKeep in mind, all the movies listed excluding the last one on the list were made in the 50's and 60's, an era which if I'm correct wasn't all too tolerant of faiths other than Christianity. Those movies actually portrayed it's characters as likeable, the plots were believable, the stories were given plenty of care and most importantly of all they were Christian movies that actually got the message across without promoting through the mouths of unsympathetic, unlikeable jackasses or rely heavily on plot contriences to get their point across and treated their audience, whether they were belivers, non-belivers or those of other faiths with more respect than the new Christian crap that's being churned out as of late. These actually portrayed Christianity in a positive light and actually did so without whacking the audience over the head with it like modern Christian movies do and doing the opposite of what it's supposed to do. In addition, they are movies that I would happily watch again because, to me at least, they're terrific movies that were given lots of care, even if some of the acting may seem a bit dated if not outright cheesy. And I myself am a person who wasn't born when most of these movies were made yet actually watched them.In short, movies that were made so long ago about Christianity manage to do better than modern day films about the same religion. The fact that the new stuff being released doesn't even take or even look at the figurate books of success those movies have done is just downright pathetic.For those of you who want to make Christian movies in the future, do this one thing. Do not emulate God's Not Dead, Do You Believe?, Persecuted, 90 Minutes In Heaven and most of the Christian movies produced during the 1990s and 2000s. Look at the movies I just mentioned, analyze them, study them and pay close attention to how they go about talking about Christianity. Use likeable characters to spread the message, do not portray the characters who aren''t Christians terribly, feature a Christian whose an obvious jackass as an example of how not to act and spread your message as though you actually care about your audience's intelligence.And most importantly, don't create unlikeable, unsympathetic jackass characters like Joss Wheaton, blatant strawman caricatures like Professor Jeffery Raddison or pastors like Reverend Jude and Pastor Dave. If you can do that, you might be able to save this genre.For those of you who wish to and will try to save it, I wish you good luck.
Discount Martin Sheen and You're Gun-na need it are certainty my favorite parts. Awesome Job Kevin!!!!
Love your videos, can't wait for more :)
i got that sergeant york reference! Great job!
Love your videos. In the process (very slowly) of writing a high fantasy novel with Christian themes without... much of what you critique in all of these videos.
Have you watched Book of Eli? The lesser known Ink? Or the passable (in my humble opinion) To Save a Life?
Curious of your thoughts and/or would love to see you post reviews of the movies I mentioned.
May I ask how much progress you've made so far? If you don't feel like sharing that's fine.
Hey, that's Sean Astin! He was in Lord of the Rings! And that's Cybil Shepherd, she was in Taxi Driver! (sob)