This is Catholic kino thread. You can post, rate, recommend and discuss the very best in Catholic cinema. All denominations welcome. C&E, Ex-/former Catholics also welcome. Dirty Protestants pls go. You are not allowed.
Catholic Kino
Aiden Lee
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Alexander Powell
Kubrick, though Jewish, provided some of the best Catholic cinema. Clockwork Orange is overtly Catholic. And pic related less overtly.
Christopher James
The Man Without A Face was pure apologia for the Catholic molestation system.
Parker Collins
Why did Roy kill him
Elijah Long
jews and their servants not welcome
when you want Hollywood, Leftist, and Rabbinical molestation to stop then I'll consider what you have to say on the subject.
Adam Hill
cause he got raped by a priest duh
so in his mind all priests = rapists
Alexander Perez
>tfw a Communist Atheist Homosexual makes the GOAT catholic cinema
Landon Lopez
Gay excuse. Fuck him. Hope he gets raped again in prison.
Landon Nguyen
That aside, can anyone explain why MEL GIBSON edited the film he directed, THE MAN WITHOUT A FACE, to make the pedophile's guilt ambiguous when he's clearly guilty in the original script and also in the book?
No one ever talks about this and it's really weird and disturbing. Any straightforward answers please?
Jaxson Russell
this was better
Cameron Martin
Has anyone seen this? Is it any good?
John Harris
>May 2017
>has anyone seen this
Wut
Easton Clark
>a little coming-of-age story
-Mel Gibson, in 2016, describing a film where he edited the pedophile's guilt out of the original screenplay, as it existed in the original book
What's with this?
Ian Walker
Is "Last Temptation" just good as a movie or good in terms of religious value as well? It's always weird for me to see Jesus played by some guy on screen.
Elijah King
a cute. A CUTE
Brody Hernandez
it's not as good as The Last Temptation of Christ
Scorsese is a more artistic and blasphemous, but i can see in him someone finding their way back to the church.
The Passion is well intentioned, but it has the artistic quality of a mexican black velvet painting.
Adam Phillips
Last Temptation is the only version of the Passion worth its salt in film form. It's the only Jesus movie interested in the psychology of Jesus as a person and it makes all the difference.
Ryan Morales
>this absolute catholikino not being the first reply
say 5 hail marys in penance
Ian Smith
Usually saying how much better your movie is than another movie on the poster is a bad sign.
Ian Torres
The Man Without a Face
Kevin Morgan
usually the people who decide what goes on the DVD box 20 years later had nothing to do with the film
Lincoln Torres
Fuck you, I liked it: Catholic edition
The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc
Easton Rogers
Bump my own thread
Colton Bennett
en.wikipedia.org
Not even Catholic, but damn do they have some excellent taste in film. They even gave Tarkovsky a big grant for Solaris for being "spiritual" in nature. They know what's up
Leo Edwards
Catholic Church being based as usual.
Ryan Sanders
Why is Cool Hand Luke not on the list, padre?
I always find it amazing how a liberal like (((Paul Newman))) could be in so many great movies that promote Christian values so subversively.
Brody Moore
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Caleb Cook
Is that actually a Catholic film?
Owen Powell
Will Martin Scorsese's Japan fever flick be good
Brody Johnson
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Henry Jenkins
Fellow Catholic master race reporting in.
Caleb Powell
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Henry Martinez
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Hudson Mitchell
The biblical epics from the 50's and 60's deserve a mention as well.
Ryan Jenkins
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Jaxon Scott
Catholic/Orthodox churches v Protestantism
Levi Ramirez
i want to watch this, should i go with 205-minute version or "oryginal" 186?
Gabriel Nelson
Adam Johnson
HAHAHAHAHA
Xavier Cox
America was such a fucking mistake...
Jaxon Murphy
Still to this day I think the old man was right. People should stop laughing of everything.
Adrian Ross
where is the mission
Adam Lee
>2016
>being a Benedictine cuck
>not a Franciscan ubermensch
Benedict was truly the first nu-male
Brandon Cooper
It's weird, because I believe old American Protestantism and Mormonism has potential for great cinema due to it's fundamental spirituality.
We see snippets of it in films like Oh Brother Where Art Thou, or The Witch, but it's never quite realised. Instead you get amateur directors who can't fully translate their belief into something visually stunning on screen
Samuel Johnson
>Gibson has expressed dislike for the book because of its implied sexual contact between McLeod and Chuck: "I read the script first and that's what I liked. The book is just – I'm sorry, but the guy did it. And you know, like, why? I just wanted to say something a lot more positive."
There's your answer.
Thomas Morales
Yea, this is definitely representative of American cinema. Totally. Cinema is one genre and that image macro isn't biased or guilty of cherry picking at all.
Adrian Butler
>Not being a badass Jesuit infiltrating the higher echelons of every world government to mastermind the direction of global society
Pleb taste.
Jayden Powell
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