When Religion Ruins a Potentially Decent Movie
Posted by: Anath in Culture, Religion, Review, tags: Christianity, movie, satire, Starship TroopersThis past weekend, Cleric and I decided to relax and watch a couple movies… something fun, maybe kind of bad, with lots of explosions. We’re both Sci-fi buffs, as was his friend D., who was over, so we decided to whip out the Starship Troopers Trilogy. The first one was great; the second was a botched attempt at making the series into horror, and the third… a catastrophe—acting, lips, and special effects aside.
When religion and cinema mix, it must be a tasteful blend, or one risks alienating part of the intended audience. It is clear that there was a distinct purpose for mixing religion into SSTIII, but it was done so distastefully that I felt the need to get up several times to get more popsicles. Not that I was particularly hungry, or too warm, I just couldn’t stand what I was seeing… and I sat through Expelled. What went wrong? Lets start from the top. **Severe Spoilers ahead. Not like you’d actually want to watch anyway, but if you do for some bizarre reason, watch before reading.** (more…)
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