[GodGunsGuts]

Too controversial for religious America? What are they talking about? The Temple of Darwin faithfull will come pouring out of the woodwork to go see it. Granted, they are a tiny market, but they can make up for their lack of numbers by tapping their government minions to buy up massive copies of the DVD and forcing high school and college students to watch it. As for me, I will be going to see this movie instead:

The Voyage that Shook the World

Did you happen to notice the review that "Voyage" receieved from the very same MovieGuide.org mentioned in the article above :o)

[sickoflibs]

I knew you would like this LOL

[Stultis]

Did you happen to notice the review that "Voyage" receieved from the very same MovieGuide.org mentioned in the article above :o)

Coming soon to a church basement near you!

I don't mean to demean, but that IS the distribution model for the competing film you reference. Which renders your (typically) triumphalist comparison (also typically) absurd.

But frankly I would pay to see both movies in a theater. "Voyage" is apparently at the least an attempt by antievolutionists to make a film that is accurate, subtle and engaging. I'm curious to see how well they succeeded. "Creation" likewise seems an attempt by mainstream cinema to paint a portrait that is fulsome, complex and fair, rather than a simplistic secular hagiography of Darwin.

[sickoflibs]

RE :”The Voyage that Shook the World”

Oh brother !

[Old Landmarks]

You mean the Big Government Darwinists who hide out on Free Republic claiming to be for small government but love the Big Government Public School monopoly are really just lying liberal hypocrites on the wrong side of the culture war they started?

Imagine that, a closet liberal with a cover story that leaks like a sieve on Free Republic.