RX-8 in "The Da Vinci Code"
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Originally Posted by rx8wannahave
No doubt, if I was in his same postion...I would have refused. The last thing I want to do is confuse people about the truth of our faith...or be a part of that in any way.
Have you seen what some people say as they leave the movie? Some people think that stuff is real...that's why I don't like it. But that's not the topic...so I'll shut up about it now.
Have you seen what some people say as they leave the movie? Some people think that stuff is real...that's why I don't like it. But that's not the topic...so I'll shut up about it now.
If there was a movie showing RX-8s rolling over, being passed by aging Chryslers, and RX-8s owners only having three Billy Bob teeth, using their cars as Porta-Potties and wiping them down with the grease from Kentucky Fried Chicken, It might be funny, but it would not make the cars worth more, or make their owners feel more comfortable.
When it comes to religion the feeling is as deep, or deeper, it's kinda like doing disrespect to your family. One of the coolest things that ever happened in a War happened because a group of Marines showed respect for someone else's religion. The Marines had been ordered into an Iraqi village to help rescue a Mullah. A crowd thought that the Marines had come to hurt him and to dishonor a mosque. The Marines were surrounded by an angry, frightened mob. The Marine's leader ordered them to face the mosque, and drop to one knee, in a sign of respect. When the mob saw they had respect for their religion, they showed respect back, and calmed down, so our boys could do their job. The faith and obedience that those marines showed their officer, and the respect they had for another person's religion reflected honor on themselves and our country.
Tom Hanks does get in some lines suggesting that he is a believer, albet a weak one. I heard he asked to make sure those lines were there.
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Originally Posted by kwolfman
It's a fictional story about a fictional story, therefore it is hard to see why anyone would get all riled up about it.
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Originally Posted by rx8wannahave
No doubt, if I was in his same postion...I would have refused. The last thing I want to do is confuse people about the truth of our faith...or be a part of that in any way.
Have you seen what some people say as they leave the movie? Some people think that stuff is real...that's why I don't like it. But that's not the topic...so I'll shut up about it now.
Have you seen what some people say as they leave the movie? Some people think that stuff is real...that's why I don't like it. But that's not the topic...so I'll shut up about it now.
Some people think religion is real too... OH NO!!! Sorry don't mean to start anything. Just my opinion.
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Originally Posted by 9K RPMS
Some people think religion is real too... OH NO!!! Sorry don't mean to start anything. Just my opinion.
yea, i know what you meant. just thought i'd point out that religion, and what religions teach as truth are 2 different things.
i have no desire to see this film. i've heard only mediocre reviews on the book.
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Originally Posted by captain mercury
how can religion NOT be real? there are many of them around the world. thats a fact.
yea, i know what you meant. just thought i'd point out that religion, and what religions teach as truth are 2 different things.
i have no desire to see this film. i've heard only mediocre reviews on the book.
yea, i know what you meant. just thought i'd point out that religion, and what religions teach as truth are 2 different things.
i have no desire to see this film. i've heard only mediocre reviews on the book.
But Dan Brown as writer:
Plot: great
Structure, layout, flow of plot: good
Actual writing ability: terrible
Character depth: paper thin.
I've read DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons and in both books there were times where I just went "whoa I could write better than this." I let my brother read Angels and Demons and I warned him about that and he agreed with me.
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Originally Posted by spork
Dan Brown comes up with good plots. Personally I think his whole "THIS STUFF IS TRUE!" persona is just to get better book sales. I don't think he can believe any of it is actually true. There's a lot of half truths in it and history tweaking that he uses to make stuff fit his story.
But Dan Brown as writer:
Plot: great
Structure, layout, flow of plot: good
Actual writing ability: terrible
Character depth: paper thin.
I've read DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons and in both books there were times where I just went "whoa I could write better than this." I let my brother read Angels and Demons and I warned him about that and he agreed with me.
But Dan Brown as writer:
Plot: great
Structure, layout, flow of plot: good
Actual writing ability: terrible
Character depth: paper thin.
I've read DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons and in both books there were times where I just went "whoa I could write better than this." I let my brother read Angels and Demons and I warned him about that and he agreed with me.
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Originally Posted by Hightshoe
Ive never read Angels and Demons, but why do you think the Da Vinci Code wasnt written well? And come on, character depth = paper thin, half the book was portraying character background. Thats why I feel the movie didnt turn out very well, they didnt get into enough details about the characters pasts.
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Originally Posted by rx8wannahave
No doubt, if I was in his same postion...I would have refused. The last thing I want to do is confuse people about the truth of our faith...or be a part of that in any way.
Have you seen what some people say as they leave the movie? Some people think that stuff is real...that's why I don't like it. But that's not the topic...so I'll shut up about it now.
Have you seen what some people say as they leave the movie? Some people think that stuff is real...that's why I don't like it. But that's not the topic...so I'll shut up about it now.
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Originally Posted by 9K RPMS
Some people think religion is real too... OH NO!!! Sorry don't mean to start anything. Just my opinion.
"I can't believe anyone would believe this! It's just a book!"
"The bible is just a book..."
that was the funniest thing ive heard in a long time.
BOT: I'm glad I didn't see the 8 because mygirlfriend would have never heard then end of it. I was watching something and there was an RX-8 and i went on about it for a good half hour. It was hilarious.
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Originally Posted by Michael
When our heroes are running through the streets of London, IIRC right after the Temple Church scene, the camera flashes to a 4 way intersection that contains a Titanium Gray facing the camera, just left of the center of the screen. The car is probably on camera about 2 seconds, but it's easy to catch if you look for it.
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Originally Posted by seymore15074
Damn, now that's a nice tag!
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