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Subject: Re: Disturbing and Reckless
Date: Nov 25, 2002
Well written.
Its difficult to talk about recklessness and movies. Why do we allow so much violence in movies...? Is that recklessness?
I thought this film was thought-provoking and the same idea you had about juxtaposing Muslim fundamentalists alongside the Christian evangelists also crossed my mind.
In many United Nations resolution votes, our American representatives representing anti-gay and anti-abortion views side hand and hand with oppressive fundamentalist regimes, like Iran.
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Disturbing and Reckless
A stylish movie that keeps you on the edge of your seat. But the ending is truly disturbing.
If this was a Muslim family, where the fundamentalist father was teaching his kids that Americans and other demons were non-humans that deserved a violent death in the name of a judgmental Allah, then you've got a good picture of today's radical Islam.
If this message can stir up hundreds of thousands of radical Muslims, then I'm sure "Frailty" has gotten more than a few fundamentalist Christians salivating self-righteously at the idea of killing in the name of God.
Is Paxton fanning the flames, or is he just reckless?
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