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It seems like redemption through sacrifice is a major theme in the movies right now. Seven Pounds took this theme to the limits of credulity, but I loved the movie. I’ll wait another month until most folks have likely seen it before I discuss the plot in detail. Last night on my birthday I saw [...]
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I just finished a couple of major deadlines in my secular work and I celebrated by watching a movie in my hotel room. I’ve seen Million Dollar Baby before, but this movie is told so cinematically, so emotionally, that even when I know the plot ahead of time I find myself going through the same [...]
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Einar Gilkyson: You think the dead really care about our lives?? Mitch Bradley: Yeah, I think they do. I think they forgive us our sins. I even think it’s easy for them. Einar Gilkyson: Griff said you had a dream about flying. Mitch Bradley: Yeah. I got so high, Einar. I could see where the [...]
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