I will see this movie if it comes to my area.
However, I can see why christians boycott the film. It's because the gay agenda has so saturated our culture, they are sick and tired of it.
Gays are far from discriminated against these days. Rather, they are given special rights and appointed to positions of political power over many of us just because they are gay. This was not true in the time of the films JC cites above.
But this is the other story. Allen had not made a big deal out of his homosexuality and the movie producers didn't know of it when they offered him the job. When they found out, they all discussed whether it was appropriate to let him keep the job. They realized that this movie might have a redemptive impact on Allen. Finally they left the decision up to Steve Saint, who was a character Allen would portray. Steve decided to allow G-d to work through the situation.
Had the accusers known about this, they would (I hope) have supported it even more.
Shalom.
I t was the accusers who made a bid deal out of Allen's sexuality. Allen was not the one making a big deal about it.
It was the accusers who made a bid deal out of Allen's sexuality. Allen was not the one making a big deal about it.