I heard about this movie a while back, but thought it would never make its way to Phoenix. Fortunately the small theater on Mill Avenue near ASU showed it last weekend.
A group of friends and I saw it together and I must say I was impressed. This movie basically outlined how many people have used the Bible to stigmatize and justify their hatred toward particular groups of people; historically, African Americans, women and more recently, gay people. It was a very emotional at times, some people seeing the light from the beginning, others only a portion of the light, and some seeing it a little too late.
I knew I was in for a treat when there were protesters outside; oblivious to the fact they were proving the point of the movie.
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Friday, November 02, 2007
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

I stayed up for the initial showing of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix which started showing previews at 12:01am.
All of the young characters have significantly matured physically and mentally since the last film; the cast showing a range of complex emotions including sadness, but without tears. I personally was impressed with the actors' ability to deliver. The music, as always, was excellent!
However, the movie was littered with slow plot points. At 12:01am in the morning, I need a movie to be almost constantly interlaced with action.
Overall, I liked the movie even though I found the ending less than satisfying.
All of the young characters have significantly matured physically and mentally since the last film; the cast showing a range of complex emotions including sadness, but without tears. I personally was impressed with the actors' ability to deliver. The music, as always, was excellent!
However, the movie was littered with slow plot points. At 12:01am in the morning, I need a movie to be almost constantly interlaced with action.
Overall, I liked the movie even though I found the ending less than satisfying.
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