Do not waste your time or money on the Exodus movie.

The problem is, we are forbidden to add anything to or take anything away from scripture. If you are a Christian (and I suspect the rabbis would think the same way although the commandment against altering scripture is in the last Chapter of Revelation)and you have been made aware this movie is blasphemous, yet you spend money and see it anyway you are participating and supporting this blasphemy, poisoning your own soul, and worse, leading others away from the biblical truths and salvation. Do not be a part of ungodly things. Do not sin against our Lord by supporting falsehoods that teach lies and not truth. The Bible is not “entertainment.”

Who are you people? The vampires, zombies, aliens and Unibomber wacko types have come out of the woodwork tonight on this thread about a movie. And in case you don't get my drift, I mean you.

All I said was that I was going to go see the movie because it looked entertaining. If you don't want to see it, fine, don't go. But don't preach to me. You have no business preaching to me.

Thanks for the heads-up,

Sounds like its the same as that recent Noah movie,

Just another godless director parading around his arrogant cast (openly hostile to the actual message) who proudly demean the greatest leaders and prophets ever to walk the Earth, either that gladiator actor playing Noah, or now this ignorant batman guy, whoever he is,

It lately seems as if those of a leftist mentality have all become so self-absorbed and comfortable with the authority they possess and with no one to challenge them, they can now, like some crazy rich aunt without a care or fear of consequence, regurgitate any and all malignant ideas that immediately enter their minds, - for example gruber, pelosi, biden etc.,

They no longer practice selective verbalization of their thoughts, its an extreme arrogance running unhindered, its a sign or precursor of the coming downfall of that collective mindset,

All the while taking extreme liberties with the history and direct message of God concerning bringing a people (Israel) out of Egypt (this fallen world) and into a holy covenant with him,

Whereby God established the very mechanism within the Law that would then enable the coming of the Messiah to this fallen creation once the correct accounting of time was reached, we can hardly expect some atheist director to be able to portray something so entirely unfathomable to him,

All done in the the service of making a dollar for some vain movie studio execs that likely share an equal amount of disdain for those that believe the historical biblical narrative,

Think I’ll pass on the movie,

That’s what they said about “Noah”, but it had a lot of material from the Book of Enoch. Movies are entertainment. If I want the bible story, I read the bible.

Amen! The Passion of the Christ was probably the closest we'll get to a "try to stay true" movie and I still consider it relevant mainly because it depicts the suffering we hear about but never really consider - it made His sacrifice more real to me.

I love movies. I just happen to like good ones. “Noah” was “Star Trek V” bad. It sounds like “Exodus” is not much better. Have you never seen a bad movie? If that is the case it does not speak well of your taste in movies.

And the speed with which you resort to personal insults says an awful lot about you.

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