[presidio9]

This review presents a very tiny minority opinion.

Note the source: A Protestant in Belfast.

That's not to take sides in that argument, but to remind you that Protestants in Belfast really hate Catholics. And, I'm sure, the feeling is mutual.

[Pan_Yans Wife]

On St. Pat's Day, I was talking to mother. And she mentioned our Protestant ancestors in Belfast, and that she wore green in honor of them.

I reminded her she should have worn orange. LOL

[3dognight]

As a born again Christian from a very Roman Catholic family I loved the movie. It makes me never want to sin again. The hatred the Protestants and Catholics have for each other in Belfast is sin - so its probably easier for them to keep on sinning if they don't have to see the penalty Christ paid for it.

[dangus]

>> That's not to take sides in that argument, but to remind you that Protestants in Belfast really hate Catholics. And, I'm sure, the feeling is mutual.<<

Oh, it is mutual! "Catholics" in Belfast really hate Catholics too! Let's drop the religious labels. There's godless, heathen Limeys fighting Marxist narco-terrorist Micks, OK? Ain't a one of'em ever heard of Christ.

(Me, I'm descended from a Limey Cat'lick!)