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Christian movies you actually like
#11
RE: Christian movies you actually like
I’m not sure how we’re defining Christian Movie, but I’d say the films of Robert Bresson and Andrew Tarkovsky would be a good place to start. Also a few films about Jesus like King of Kings, Last Temptation of Christ and The Gospel According to Matthew. Or The Decalogue, of we’re counting miniseries as a movie.
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#12
RE: Christian movies you actually like
(November 28, 2021 at 8:42 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: ‘The Bishop’s Wife’, the 1947 version with Cary Grant and Loretta Young.

Boru

M'kay. Add Ryan's Daughter and The Quiet Man. No Irish stereotype was omitted. It's in context of the times, but still scary to realise the power held by the parish priest. That was done in both films. It was Trevor  Howard in Ryan's daughter and Ward Bond in The Quiet Man. I still love The Quiet Man because it has Maureen O'Hara, a  magnificent specimen of titian haired Irish beauty.  ( do they still say "colleen" for an Irish Girl?) The film was shot in the Republic Of Ireland. Together the two films show the less charming truth of priests in Ireland. Mercifully, I understand times have changed.


PS have you read Angela's Ashes?  Worth a glace if you haven't.
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#13
RE: Christian movies you actually like
I enjoyed Jesus Christ Superstar and Godspell.
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#14
RE: Christian movies you actually like
That new movie "Spencer" looks like it could become a decent Christmas movie.

Also, the new movie "Benedetta" is a very good take about the life of nuns. It gives a more realistic take on it.

Like this scene in which the mother superior explains to some random woman why she can't be a nun.

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#15
RE: Christian movies you actually like
A true blue Xian movie I actually enjoyed:

2 Days ago: "The Keys To The kingdom" (1940) stars Gregory Peck as a Catholic missionary in China in the early twentieth century. A stunning supporting cast. I would have liked to have seen more Chinese actors.
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RE: Christian movies you actually like
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Song Of Bernadette
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#17
RE: Christian movies you actually like
It's a Wonderful Life.
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#18
RE: Christian movies you actually like
(December 9, 2021 at 6:53 pm)Angrboda Wrote: [Image: bernadette-1280x720.jpg]

Song Of Bernadette
 I can remember seeing that on TV at about age 14. IE still a believer.

The film ended with this piece of pious sophistry:

"For the believer, no explanation is necessary. For the non believer, no explanation is possible"
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RE: Christian movies you actually like
(November 29, 2021 at 6:54 am)Oldandeasilyconfused Wrote:
(November 28, 2021 at 8:42 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: ‘The Bishop’s Wife’, the 1947 version with Cary Grant and Loretta Young.

Boru

M'kay. Add Ryan's Daughter and The Quiet Man. No Irish stereotype was omitted. It's in context of the times, but still scary to realise the power held by the parish priest. That was done in both films. It was Trevor  Howard in Ryan's daughter and Ward Bond in The Quiet Man. I still love The Quiet Man because it has Maureen O'Hara, a  magnificent specimen of titian haired Irish beauty.  ( do they still say "colleen" for an Irish Girl?) The film was shot in the Republic Of Ireland. Together the two films show the less charming truth of priests in Ireland. Mercifully, I understand times have changed.


PS have you read Angela's Ashes?  Worth a glace if you haven't.

A couple years ago on a contract assignment, a gentleman there suggested Angela's Ashes as I was listening to audio books while working (as was he). Amazing book...I should read/listen again.
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#20
RE: Christian movies you actually like
Can't think of any.

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