/Q1. Why should Christians see such a movie?/
I guess probably because they want to go and see a movie that they think might be interesting to watch and entertaining. The movie covers a pretty important event in Jewish history and I am interested in the Jewish people and their history and future. I inadvertently left out anything about Jewish history but I assumed folks know about Eichman and the events of World War II.
/Q2. Is this forum's purpose to promote movies by (MGM) Metro Goldwyn Meyer for Christians?/
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I don't know who made them but I went to see "Chariots of Fire" once and could recommend it. I saw "Schindler's List" several years ago. I remember that movie about the Christian Wilberforce who was instrumental in abolishing slavery. And some months ago I saw "The Zookeeper's Wife" about zoo owners who rescued hundreds of Jews in World War II by hiding them in their Berlin zoo. I want to see "I Can Only Imagine." I don't go to movies much but make it to one once in a while. I wonder who made "The Ten Commandments" and "Ben Hur?"
/Q3. Is it not an un-holy-wood and anti-Christ production?/
I didn't feel the antichrist breathing down my neck while watching the movie nor any of those movies above. Maybe some folks just react in different ways.
/Q4. Don't Christians in America have anything better to do after church on Sunday./
So you've made my business and Sunday afternoon activities your business? Gee, I go to a movie every once in a great while and just thought I would share a tid bit about a pretty good one I saw this last Sunday afternoon and now I'm seen as taking part with the antichrist.
/Just asking! Members need not reply./
Well, since you ended your remarks on a smart alec note for the sake of a purposeful rub I'll just let your remarks speak for themselves as to your overall attitude.
Blessings.