Some of them are not Christian movies. They are intended to subvert—not convert.
Folks should view some of the critics reviews of the some of the recent Christian movies on Rotten Tomatoes. They’re awful...
But then look at the ratings for movies like Broke Back Mountain and Blue is the Warmest Color and they are just glowing.
Hollywood would rather make movies to insult, belittle, and marginalize the Bible and lose money doing so while at the same time anything that involves buggery is hailed as art and put on a pedestal by the critics.
I’m surprised movies like “Heaven is for Real” gets made at all.
Hollywood is the modern day Sodom!
Noah was not a Christian film. It was an humanistic earth worshiping movie. God was not mentioned other than mocking.
Pray America wakes up
These aren’t Christian movies and aren’t considered such by many of us. Hollywood may use a title Christians are familiar with to earn more money...and it seems they do. Amazing to me.
Our Church just finished a six week movie experience for Easter. I didn’t enjoy and again think money is the chief motivator.
I went to my local theater for the only movie I think I will see this year until all others come out on Bluray, that was Captain America. I get so tired of all the liberal crap being pushed out onto the big screen that I just clam up, maybe a year later when they are in the bargain bins at Walmart will I even consider buying it and watching.
There may be a market for “Chrisitan” films, but what our culture really needs are solid, well-made movies with good stories which incidentally portray Christians and other conservatives as normal, healthy people, instead of evil, weird or foolish.
Doesn’t matter. The don’t bother to vote anyway. (4 million skipped in 2012)
The same reason environmentalist movies crush it at the box office: they have a deeply loyal following that’s willing to put up with bad movies to support the message.
The best films are always the ones who show the human soul either directly or indirectly reaching for God and becoming better as a result.