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To: hoosierham

Yep, limits being pushed in movies such as Brokeback, for example?

Brokeback was critically acclaimed by the movie critics, liberals, etc. It did well at the box office in some markets, but not in others. The liberals has some meltdowns at the fact that Brokeback was banned from some movieplexes.

One of the biggest grossing movies of all time was The Passion of the Christ. But we won’t see any major movies with religious themes such as this anytime soon.


10 posted on 07/23/2010 6:37:07 AM PDT by Dilbert San Diego
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To: Dilbert San Diego

Book of Eli is the one movie I paid to see in the last 2 years. Facing the Giants another.


20 posted on 07/23/2010 6:55:18 AM PDT by Neoliberalnot ((Read "The Grey Book" for an alternative to corruption in DC))
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To: Dilbert San Diego

Brokeback and Passion were so long ago I don’t know why either is talked about. I believe that conservatives are the ones that pushed Brokeback into the mainstream due to our constant discussion of it. Had we ignored it, the movie would have disappeared very quickly. Both movies have not been made again and probably won’t for a long time. I saw Passion and thought it was ok...I thought 10 commandments was better.


40 posted on 07/23/2010 8:08:48 AM PDT by napscoordinator
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