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The Watchmen Q&E Review Show
 Tags:300, Alan Moore, bible, Billy Crudup, blood, Carla Gugino, Christ, Dave Gibbons, donnie darko, dr. manhaton, god, graphic novel, Jackie Earle Haley, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jesus, Laura Mennell, Malin Akerman, Matt Frewer, Matthew Goode, night owl, Patrick Wilson, quinton tarenteno, Richard Nixon, rorschach, sam spade, sex, Stephen McHattie, superhero, the comedian, through a scanner darkly, violence, watchmen, Zack Snyder
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High School Musical 3 on DVD
 If you have been anywhere with advertising the last couple of weeks, you know that the latest High School Musical is about to hit DVD. Check out our analysis of the mega popular franchise (Which will return to TV with a “New Class” 4) and let us know what YOU think of HSM!

Tags:Ashley Tisdale, bible, Chad Danforth, Corbin Bleu, Donny Fox!, Gabriella Montez, god, high school musical, High School Musical 2, High School Musical 3, high school musical 4, Jemma McKenzie Brown, Jesus, Jimmie "The Rocket" Soto, Justin Martin, Lucas Grabeel, Matt Prokopp, Monique Coleman, Ryan Evans, senior year, Sharpay Evans, Taylor McKessie, Tiara, Troy Bolton, Vanessa Hudgens, Zac Efron
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Cult of Sincerity Q&E Review Show



This is an independent film with the distinct honor of being the first movie to be released on YouTube.com. Now it is available for sale and download. It is about a 20 something “Hipster” who gets up at open mike night and talks about how everything they are doing is stupid. He says that their entire generation is just a bunch of sarcastic, whiney, sad people and he wants to find sincerity. Within a cast of Zany Characters, just toned down enough to be real, he sets out to do nice things and put the most sincere statements on his t-shirts.


It was very funny. The acting was good and all the characters, though each very specifically represents a line of thinking, were believable and fun. It had a lot of great moments and quotable lines.


There is no violence and the only nudity is his out of shape male roommate who plays gimmicky video games in his boxers and socks. What it lacks in the first two vices it makes up for in cussing. No one ever takes the Lord’s name in vain but every other major cuss word is represented. (With movies like this and “Juno” doing Sweet and Personal, riddled with cuss words, how will hard boiled directors show that their characters are “bad”?) There is also a character who explains that she is hoping to find love by sleeping with multiple people. In a very funny scene, the main character is trying to apologize to anyone who has been wronged by society. A Jewish man holding hands with a black man come over and the only comment is “I just don’t know where to start.”


This is an oddly interesting point in the movie. In this film, almost every major wrong idea people have about Christianity and philosophy is broken down. From “Christian’s are bad because of the crusades” to “whatever makes you happy is the thing to do.” It’s all torn down. You see a person try very hard to live to serve others and it starts to make him happy.


The major philosophical revelation comes from a guy at the bar. He explains that there has always been over privileged kids who think they are the only ones who know what is wrong with society. He ends with a story that tells you the world is awful but makes sense if you believe in love. When the man is asked if he believes in love he lets them know that he is a Christian. The odd thing here is that the line is “I’m a Christian you m—– —-er.”


This is a fun little film. It is reminiscent of Chillicothe (but not as good as Chillicothe). It also has a lot of good things to say as well as things that will leave you scratching your head wondering “Why did they say it like that”?

If this is something you are going to watch with your older kids, you will want to talk about the issues. Otherwise, it might settle in their minds as the “hipster posturing” that it is trying to rebel against. Cult Of Sincerity – DVD The Cult Of Sincerity –  Video On Demand rental The Cult Of Sincerity –  Video On Demand  Download to own

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Burn After Reading Q&E Review Show
 
Tags:bible, black comedy, Brad Pit, Brad Pitt, burn after reading, coen brothers, Ethan Coen, Frances McDormand, George Clooney, god, Jesus, Joel Coen, John Malkovich, movie, murder, review, sex toy, Tilda Swinton
Posted in Black/Dark, christianity, Christopher Ouellette, comedy, Emily Meehan, movies, Q&E Review Show | Leave a Comment »
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 The Happening

M. Night Shyamalan’s The Happening Q&E Review Show
 
The Dark Knight – Video Review


Tags:Aaron Eckhart, batman, Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, comic book, death, Gary Oldman, Harvey dent, Heath Leger, humanism, is it good for children, Jesus, Joker, Maggie Gyllenhaal, marvel, Michael Caine, Morgan freeman, movies, new age, Pirates of the Caribbean, Rachael, spider man, superman, The Dark Knight, two face, why so serious
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