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Crazy Christian

Re: the title, "Is there a bit of Scripture that uses this word, that I'm just not familiar with?" No, there is not. 🤷

Marc Livingstone

The daughter overcoming her irrational fear of guns and killing people reminds me of the subplot with the Al Powell character in Die Hard. He also has an irrational fear of guns and killing people which arises from when he accidentally shot and killed a child. Still traumatized, he refused to fire his weapon ever again, but is able to overcome his fear and saves the day by shooting and killing one of the terrorists at the end of the film.

Charli Rogers

I originally worried this statement would be too obviously, but hearing about this movie is soooooo surreal following the news about transgender disarmament legislation.

Ashley Connor

"faith is the name of the daughter, but faith is also a concept" - I guess you could say...this is a multi-faith movie... 😎

Son of El Topo

Would love a Marjoe episode, it’s a good documentary

John Van Atta

I listen to a lot of funny recaps of right-wing fiction. Freud said humor is one of the most advanced defense mechanisms. I thank you for the fortifications. This one overcame the defenses. This is the most hardcore death drive shit I can remember hearing about. I’m left shaking that I live in a country surrounded by members of maybe the most successful death drive cult in human history. With Evangelical Christianity- EVERYTHING HAS A HAPPY ENDING. It doesn’t matter that the movie ends with society crumbled, because the end is always eternal paradise for the good guys. The accidental death of a child doesn’t necessitate any change in behaviors around guns. That child went to heaven. I grew up in a small town and gun safety was a part of gun nerd-dom. For these evangelicals, admitting you didn’t lock up your gun was like saying the Replacements got better when they signed to a major label. This feels like next-level death. I live in a city now. When my kids are teenagers, they and their classmates will take the subway to school. If I lived in a suburb where the characters in this movie live, where kids drive to school in cars with spacious trunks, I wouldn’t have been able to finish the episode. I work in a school, lockdown drills leave me vibrating with anger. We are taught “ABC”: A) avoid, if you can’t then B) barricade, if you can’t then C) confront. If confronting doesn’t go well, then comes D. But hey, that’s cool, have you heard the good news? In these moments I feel overcome with lib misanthropy. I still believe the only way out of this is together, as Matt Christman says through a shared project. I still believe that in such circumstances people could change for the better, like how a lot of striking teamsters overcame homophobia when gay bars boycotted Coors in solidarity. But knowing that I’m surrounded by people who so openly, gleefully, righteously fantasize about murder is really hard. Also, knowing that most of them won’t get to use their phallus collection as they’d like- there’s something as apocalyptically sad as it is scary about them living a life of blue balls. But hey, that’s cool, they’re gonna get a happy ending.

James Washburn

The 2h20m cut must have all the slurs left in.

Zachary Smith

Footnote: Brian (the Boz) Bosworth was a good college football player and an infamous bust as a pro. He’s best known for getting run over by Bo Jackson in a legendary play.

Paul Brewer

Did you know that 'Sophia' means wisdom in Greek, to go with the way Faith is a metaphor? Truly this is the work of some great artists.