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You shouldn't feel guilty about watching a movie. Watching a movie doesn't mean that you agree with or sympathize with any of the ideas
portrayed. If you hear an idea that differs from one of your own in a movie, you're free to do with it what you will, whether that's thinking about it or dismissing it out of hand. I can understand your desire to avoid movies that run so contrary to your beliefs, but I can't understand why you'd feel guilty for watching one.
Wrap: Gary Ross [GAROS] returning as director for Catching Fire [HGAM2] Jan 16, 15:45
According to that, Simon Beaufoy is already at work on the script. Neat! {nm} Jan 16, 15:53
Paul, have you read the Hunger Games trilogy? What are they like? {nm} Jan 16, 16:26
What do you mean by dark? How dark do they get? {nm} Jan 16, 16:32
People die. {nm} Jan 16, 16:36
People die in the Hardy Boys Casefiles, that doesn't necessarily mean it's "dark" lol. {nm} Jan 16, 16:38
SPOILER! Kids die. {nm} Jan 16, 16:51
Very violent, immoral, and God/religion are not believed in {nm} Jan 16, 17:07
I don't recall seeing that in the Hardy Boys casefiles I read. Maybe you're thinking of that heathen, Nancy Drew. {nm} Jan 16, 17:09
LOL. Maybe it was just that one Hardy Boys casefile that you never got to read... Jan 16, 17:15
Maybe we should just have two separate ratings for movies on here: Jan 16, 17:31
You shouldn't feel guilty about watching a movie. Watching a movie doesn't mean that you agree with or sympathize with any of the ideas Jan 16, 21:45
I've tried to base my recent movie-going decisions on what I've learned from God's Word. Jan 16, 22:13
Have a look at this interview with SSODE, the third entry on the page, "Transcribing Steven Soderbergh." Jan 17, 07:26
What does having or not having religion have to do with being immoral, violent, or dark? SPOILER INSIDE Jan 16, 19:01
Post was just for acct. A Godless society may be a theme that could affect his interest {nm} Jan 16, 19:15
To avoid spoilers, let's just say if the films were a faithful adaptation of the books, they'd be rated R no question. {nm} Jan 16, 17:23
Ok, thanks for letting me know that. {nm} Jan 16, 17:24
Nowhere near as dark as Battle Royale... :) {nm} Jan 16, 16:57
Wasn't there supposed to be a 3D theatrical release? {nm} Jan 16, 17:23
Not sure about the 3D theatrical release, but I did catch a screening recently at Cinefamily here in LA (only in 2D) Jan 16, 17:45
there's no demand for the 3d release {nm} Jan 16, 19:03
The Harry Potter books were dark as well. Especially the later books. Jan 16, 20:15