TV and Film

Yep, every woman needs an occasional fix of romance.


Anyway, NETFLIX "The Man from Earth" is a good thought-provoking SyFi drama. It's worth a watch.

"The Man from Earth" is an offering available on TUBI and not NETFLIX. Also, there are two versions, the 2007 version is thought provoking I think. The other, with all the kids, isn't.

Maybe I won't watch Saltburn after all.

I've just finished watching "Prescription For Love" on YouTube: it is a brilliant movie! It has twists and turns and is easy to watch. I'd say young people can watch it. It isn't graphic or violent and is fairly light-hearted in that regard.

I'd advise you guys watch it!

Enjoy your Dune movie!

We watched Titanic 2 last night. It's not meant to be a comedy, but it's really funny.

I looked up a review of it after seeing it. The review said that $500,000 was spent making it. Probably most of that went on hairspray.

I honestly kind of want to watch The Chosen for the costuming and the setting, but I am a little nervous that it's not going to be accurate to biblical scripture and historical data (just as important in understanding biblical canon). I asked my friend whose clergy, but he hasn't seen nor read any reviews on it. He tries not to watch any movies or shows about Jesus because he's a big stickler for accuracy. Just as he is with military movies due to his serving in the military for years.

I just want a Jesus show that is actually accurate and not ridden down with bullshit that takes into account both biblical scripture and the historical data of the area, people, customs, etc. With the historical data taking prevalence in cases of contradiction.

a_muppet That wasn't what I meant by historical data. There was a reason why I specified this separately.

I want a story that is accurate to anthropology, sociology, and local customs for the time. You know, actual archeological evidence and not the same whitewashed crap.

I suspect that they could work their way backward to get more accurate but I further suspect that various religious groups would strongly object as their foundations may be, in reality, on very shaky ground as their teachings will likely be based on more recent interpretations of ancient text which will have bias and translation errors. Not to forget that places like the Vatican archives have documents which are not readily accessible to the general population.

Or faith.

If you have faith, it doesn't have to be rational.

You just did.