Thread for the discussion of Christian cinema.
Optional topic: Are stories about Christ better if they are focused on Christ as the protagonist, or from the point of view of those who come into contact with Him?
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Aaron Flores
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Jordan Ramirez
maximum cringe
Jacob Gomez
This is now a /Bibble/ thread
>Blasphemy can mean only one thing. Crucifixion.
Kayden Carter
Jaxson Moore
Francis of Assisi is a good Christian kino
Austin Cox
>tips fedora
Brandon Thompson
>Sneed
woah, based
Evan Allen
A Sisyphus and Jesus buddy cop in heaven and hell would be kino. With cameos of Dante
Justin Reyes
that's a cute comic
Nathaniel Garcia
this thread will become an endless spam fest because people on this website are mentally teenagers forever, but in response to your optional topic; both have their place but I typically enjoy older films that don't even fully depict him. it adds a reverence that explorations of christ as an actual person can never have.
Tyler Evans
probably the latter. because with the former you sometimes end up with god cop.
Adrian Taylor
BEEP BEEP, kino coming through
Ian Hernandez
Was disappointed by the movie.
Aaron Gomez
the cross will buckle and break if you leave the rock like that
Blake Young
ill just post the vatican list
Religion
Andrei Rublev (1966)
Babette's Feast (1987)
Ben-Hur (1959)
The Flowers of St. Francis (1950)
Francesco (1989)
The Gospel According to St. Matthew (1966)
La Passion de Notre Seigneur Jesus-Christ (1905)
A Man for All Seasons (1966)
The Mission (1986)
Monsieur Vincent (1947)
Nazarin (1958)
Ordet (1955)
The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928)
The Sacrifice (1986)
Therese (1986)
Jacob Robinson
Kino
Nathaniel Brooks
>or from the point of view of those who come into contact with Him?
I like this one better. I'm not religious but it seems pretty hard to portray such a historically significant religious figure. Something like Ben Hur portrays religious figures well.
Blake Cruz
Trash
Hudson Cox
Full list if anyone is interested
imdb.com
How are they so based?
Jayden King
Liam Howard
does it count?
Thomas Jones
TELL THE RABBLE TO BE QUIET WE ANTICIPATE A RIOT
Ethan Clark
Yes 100%.
Tyler Perry
Yes
Owen Bailey
Ian Campbell
watch.angelstudios.com
It's free.
Julian Parker
More Mel KINO.
Adam Rogers
Is it your podcast?
Sebastian Nguyen
Nope
Matthew Garcia
Explain to me how its Christian.
Blake Stewart
What do you think of the show?
Ethan Bailey
Literally just watch it.
Cooper Stewart
>that comic is signed 'sneed'
Landon Garcia
A little corny here and there but overall quite good. Definitely worth a watch.
Ayden Mitchell
filtered
Austin Scott
I really hate this show
Carter Jenkins
Umberto Eco is peak cringe.
Jace Peterson
Sounds like a (You) problem.
Christopher Ramirez
Not that user. I read some Umberto Eco. Why is he peak cringe? Genuinely curious. I found his work okay but nothing that inspired me to read on.
Angel Parker
>Thread for the discussion of Christian cinema.
The movie Patton has a bona fide Christian miracle in it that is 100% historically accurate. General Patton ordered the Third Army chaplain to draft a "weather prayer" and distribute it to the entire Third Army and ordered them to pray it during the Battle of the Bulge so they could get to Bastogne to relieve the 101st Airborne who were trapped behind enemy lines.
The Third Army soldiers prayed the prayer and the weather miraculously changed against all meteorological forecasts. The Third Army stormed through the German lines, rescued the 101st, and pretty much ended Germany's warfighting capabilities for the duration of the war.
Patton had his chaplain decorated with the Bronze Star for writing the prayer. en.m.wikipedia.org
Dylan Taylor
based bibble
Ryder Harris
Why?
Jacob Harris
neat
Bentley Wilson
It's a little cheap and has the cinematography of a Hulu production but the writing is surprisingly good.
Eli Lopez
I love films that are "incidentally" Christian.
For example, Pitch Black, the first Riddick movie, has a lot of these themes, redemption, self sacrifice, serving others for a greater cause than your own life. I love that film.
>There is my God, Mr Riddick
Carson Davis
He was an atheist.
Jonathan Thompson
I'll add to that list:
ALIEN, BLADE RUNNER, ROCKY (not really accidental I guess), THE MATRIX (attempted to deconstruct Christianity but fucked up and made it good instead, the sequels did deconstruct though).
Zachary Miller
Brody Peterson
Peak Euro kino.
youtube.com
Adam Garcia
It gets credit for a realistic depiction of a time period assault, with shield walls and plebs just hucking rocks, cause real weapons are hard to come by
Cameron Turner
Brideshead Revisited checks several boxes for me. Interwar kino, Catholic kino, and Jeremy Irons kino. The show does make it even gayer than the book, though, and the book was plenty fruity to start with.
Chase Torres
I had a Hollywood film idea. It's called Gethsemane, with Liam Neeson. No idea what the story is yet. The poster could be Neeson wearing a biblical robe, looking pensive. In his left hand, a pair of rosary beads. In his right, a Glock 9 composite compact firearm.
Adam Watson
What a dumb image
Camden Reed
Is it just the action movie derivative of Calvary in your mind?
Jackson Cook
>engaging with idiots
user...
Mason Cook
Probably wouldn't go that hard on Eco.
Nathan Young
fpbp
Aaron Lopez
Uhh bros... I don't think that was God they were praying to...
Aiden Turner
More Polish kino.
youtube.com
Dylan Diaz
That's a good idea. A really good idea.