Favorite Film of Faith You'd Like To See On Blu

[owa]

Mostly these:

The Prince of Egypt
The Ten Commandments
The Passion
Facing the Giants
The Little Drummer Boy
The Chronicles of Narnia (movies)

and maybe Left Behind and The Omega Code.

[cj-kent]

Originally Posted by owa

Mostly these:

The Prince of Egypt
The Ten Commandments
The Passion
Facing the Giants
The Little Drummer Boy
The Chronicles of Narnia (movies)

and maybe Left Behind and The Omega Code.

I forgot about Narnia. I'm glad that that one is on its way. I'll buy all of those more than likely.

[Caligula]

passion of christ (A A MUST MUST BUY BUY)
robe (my favorite)
demetrius and the gladiator (my favorite following after robe)
ben hur (coming on blu ray and cant wait!)

a serious question here.... dont get riled up with me..

would wtc or united 93 a faith movie? because people there done muslism faith? am curious your opinion? this is what they did in faith of allah? no? i know it might be senstive question but, faith is faith u know? I wished this never happened but its done (lost my fraternity brother that day). Perhaps in the middle east, "certain" people enjoy this movie or use it as recruit? What do u think?

World gone crazy!!

[ground chuck]

Da Vince Code

[Caligula]

anyone like any pagan movies?
ill consider caligula movie as one. speaking of caligula , why have we not heard update about it, it was announced that it is coming on blu last year.

[cj-kent]

Originally Posted by Caligula

passion of christ (A A MUST MUST BUY BUY)
robe (my favorite)
demetrius and the gladiator (my favorite following after robe)
ben hur (coming on blu ray and cant wait!)

a serious question here.... dont get riled up with me..

would wtc or united 93 a faith movie? because people there done muslism faith? am curious your opinion? this is what they did in faith of allah? no? i know it might be senstive question but, faith is faith u know? I wished this never happened but its done (lost my fraternity brother that day). Perhaps in the middle east, "certain" people enjoy this movie or use it as recruit? What do u think?

World gone crazy!!

I would term a film of faith as something that is designed to increase the particular believer's belief (whatever his or her faith). Those movies are told from the POV of the United States and while purposefully avoiding Muslim characterization, it certainly doesn't endorse any following of Islam.

I guess on that basis I really couldn't call those films of faith.

To me it has to be something a little more deliberate.

[Caligula]

Originally Posted by cj-kent

I would term a film of faith as something that is designed to increase the particular believer's belief (whatever his or her faith). Those movies are told from the POV of the United States and while purposefully avoiding Muslim characterization, it certainly doesn't endorse any following of Islam.

I guess on that basis I really couldn't call those films of faith.

To me it has to be something a little more deliberate.

good point. but maybe other perspective as it was a faith film to destroy the "WEST". we all practice different faith. but other bad people practice islam probably view people done their faith for allah?

we dont know how the movies are in middle east, there are many people hate for other faith. for example, jihadist probably show that film a lot to boost their faith in allah and hatred to destroy whoever they think is infidel.
They probably angry seeing that americans tried to prevent their faith mission.

ok i may watch too much war movies but this is a problem. i wished the studios did not make this movies at all.


this is still discussion from movie, not religion political perspective.

[davcole]

Ben-hur
Ten Commandments
The Robe

[Caligula]

Originally Posted by davcole

Ben-hur
Ten Commandments
The Robe

good choice!! Have you seen demeterius and the gladiator, its following story after the robe.


and... hey cincinnatian, go reds and does media play store still exist in cinn? my mom told they ran out of business in norwood and cinn mills mall when i had her to go buy some blus?

[kurtlingle]

Definitely the Passion.

Also, I really like "Miracle Maker" - I think that is my favorite. ABC aired it 5-6 years ago and it's available on DVD. It's done as clay-mation so I'm not sure how it would look in HD.

It has Ralph Fiennes as Jesus and William Hurt as Jairus.

[cj-kent]

Originally Posted by kurtlingle

Definitely the Passion.

Also, I really like "Miracle Maker" - I think that is my favorite. ABC aired it 5-6 years ago and it's available on DVD. It's done as clay-mation so I'm not sure how it would look in HD.

It has Ralph Fiennes as Jesus and William Hurt as Jairus.

The Miracle Maker was great. I'd buy that on Blu.

[WriteSimply]

Originally Posted by Caligula

good point. but maybe other perspective as it was a faith film to destroy the "WEST". we all practice different faith. but other bad people practice islam probably view people done their faith for allah?

I don't think the Hollywood (not indies) movies on 911 can be in the Muslim Jihad 101 class. It depicts real people rather than an idea of Evil Americans that gets brainwashed in their minds.

we dont know how the movies are in middle east, there are many people hate for other faith. for example, jihadist probably show that film a lot to boost their faith in allah and hatred to destroy whoever they think is infidel. They probably angry seeing that americans tried to prevent their faith mission.

A few movies from Iran and Turkey that I've seen are pretty much standard fare of how people cope with life. It's fairly normal and decidedly low-budget filmmaking. Nothing of hatred of the west.

There was ONE movie from Turkey that was painful to watch. Can't remember the title but it was filled with ham acting (pardon the humor), bad editing and script.

To me, a movie of faith doesn't have to have any particular religion tied to it. Faith is something you believe in despite the logical probability. Every person has it.


fuad

[Caligula]

good post, other day i was watching rendition movie, i thought about this topic thats why i mentioned here. Fuad, good post!

Originally Posted by WriteSimply

I don't think the Hollywood (not indies) movies on 911 can be in the Muslim Jihad 101 class. It depicts real people rather than an idea of Evil Americans that gets brainwashed in their minds.

A few movies from Iran and Turkey that I've seen are pretty much standard fare of how people cope with life. It's fairly normal and decidedly low-budget filmmaking. Nothing of hatred of the west.

There was ONE movie from Turkey that was painful to watch. Can't remember the title but it was filled with ham acting (pardon the humor), bad editing and script.

To me, a movie of faith doesn't have to have any particular religion tied to it. Faith is something you believe in despite the logical probability. Every person has it.


fuad