Godly Movies

I was wondering if anyone can recommend some Godly movies. These are the few i can think of:

Passion
One Night with the King
Ushpizin(highly recommend)
Ten Commandments

Anyway please post anything that is along the lines of religion, faith, Jesus, biblical history. Hopefully this thread is self explanatory. Maybe this can be a somewhat informal list of great movies.

There is a movie which is called 'Esther', its in a series of biblical stories put on film.
I've heard from my sister that not all are this good, but this one is nice. :)

But there must be dozens of films on (the same) biblical stories!

There is a movie which is called 'Esther'

This is the movie called One Night with the King. Thanks for your input.

Also im sure there are websites that offer this type of info about movies but i dont feel like searching and would prefer to hear what people on this site like, because i value many of your opinions, and i believe this is a godly forum.

Most of the time I just watch Southern Gospel videos, but here are a couple that I really like that aren't music.

1.Unidentified

2.Time Changer

Jordan

[b]Time Changer[/b] is a remarkable movie.

Two others I recommend, which I rarely ever do, are:

[b]Facing the Giants[/b]
and
[b]Flywheel[/b]

Every church in the West should play Time Changer for a Sunday morning service.

Three based on Ted Dekker novel
Hangman's Curse "" Frank Perretti
House from a book by Dekker and Perretti
Left Behind 1,2 and 3
Omega Code 1 & 2
Revelation
Tribulation
Judgement
Apocalypse (sp?)
there's also another one by same name with Richard Harris (questionable intrepretations though of Rev.)
There's one w/Judd Nelson and Lou Gossett...can't think of name
Waterproof
House of Cards
the Janette Oakley series, 5th one coming out:Love Comes Softly etc...
the Sin Eater (the 5 above and this one produced by Michael Landon Jr.
Amazing Grace of course
Count of Monte Cristo is a great movie on redemption also w/Richard Harris
The Gospel of John is excellent
the Nativity Story was on theatres Christmas '06
End of the Spear about Jim Elliot and the other missionaries
St. John in exile w/Dean Jones
Moses, Joseph, Jacob, Solomon each have a movie
stay away from King David w/Richard Gere
I also had to turn off the one about Paul b/c of the sensuality it had in it when it first came on
the 2nd Chance w/Michael W Smith is good
Joshua (Jesus visits modern town)
Cross and the Switchblade...good classic
Martin Luther is excellent
Don't miss Ben Stein's Expelled coming soon on theatres
several more not mentioned

Wow Zionshield. You know a lot of movies. Thanks for the commentary too.

End of the Spear
Beyond the Gates of Splendor
Luther
I also enjoyed Time Changer

I'm not posting this to knock on anybody, but I'd stay away from the End of the Spear. The star, Chad Allen, is a homosexual as well as a gay activist. (Eph. 5:11)

Jordan

I love "The Sin Eater." It was great!
I just watched "Beyond the Gates of Splendor," and it was great too. I'm getting ready to watch "End of the Spear."

Edit: I hadn't gotten to the second page to read the comments on End of the spear...if it isn't the same quality of Beyond the Gates...I don't want to see it. Thanks for the heads up!

Thanks for the list of others to look for.

I first got involved with this story in 1956, I think. I can still remember the picture of the airplane on the front of our newspaper. I had no idea what had happened, only that some protestant missionaries had been killed.
About 15 years ago, I was in a church library in Maine. I saw this book called "The Jungle Pilot". I had no idea it was related to what had happenedin 1956. I only picked it up because I was a pilot. I soon realized the connect. It was one of the most anointed, Spirit filled things I've ever read. Ever since then, I've been blessed by everything about this story.
I liked End of the Spear. To the inquirer, End of the Spear should have been seen first.
Anyway, I was blessed. That little yellow airplane, and the story is represents is what ministers to me. I am ever greatful to the producers, actors, and crew for bring this special story to life. Anthropology? That never crossed my mind. These were the cream of the crop of young missionaries, who gave all for the souls that have since been saved, and the countless other missionaries who are still be called to the mission field by this story, in print or video.

Respectfully yours,

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I'm pretty sure they only found out after they had cast him in the role that he was very openly homosexual. Then they had to make a big decision whether or not to fire him. I think they explain their decision here

http://www.christianitytoday.com/movies/news/chadallen.html

Steve Saint's explanation says it all:

In an e-mail to Christianity Today Movies, Saint said, "I could not imagine how something like this could slip through a professional screening process." He continued, "After I got over the emotional shock of realizing that a man who has chosen to live a lifestyle in stark contrast to my dad's would actually be playing his role in End of the Spear, I realized I would likely be held responsible for that decision. I wanted the issue to go away. Finally, I realized I was going to have to face what was happening, and there was little chance of coming out unscathed."

"This is one of the most extraordinary stories of love and forgiveness that I've ever known," Allen said. "But I also realized the incredible responsibility of playing these two men, especially as I learned more about how important Nate Saint and Steve Saint are to people around the world. I really felt the weight of that."

Allen didn't meet Steve Saint until about three months after he was hired, when shooting began in January 2004 in Panama. When they finally met, Allen says he told Saint, "If you don't want me to do this movie, because I respect you and your family so much and I respect this story so much, I will walk away from this—contract or no contract, even if that means I'm liable for breaking the contract."

But Saint had already decided to keep Allen on board. He said he had been praying about it, and that God clearly revealed the answer in a dream.

In the dream, Saint says he was "being chased by a mob of Christians who were angry with me for having desecrated 'their story.' The answer to their hostility was easy: Just ask Chad to remove himself. But as quickly as this thought came to me, I found myself standing before God. His look was not as compassionate as I had expected. God said, 'Steve, you of all people should know that I love all of my children. With regard to Chad Allen, I went to great lengths to orchestrate an opportunity for him to see what it would be like for him to walk the trail that I marked for him. Why did you mess with my plans for him?'

"I was fully awake by the end of this sleepy mind play. I knew that there would be a price to pay for any position I would take on this issue, regardless of the fact that I had not wanted to be involved. I knew one thing for sure: I would rather face the anger and even hatred of people who feel I have let them down, than to take any chance of having to stand before my Savior and have to answer for messing up his plans for Chad."