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See This Movie.

Suzanne and I went to see this movie for my birthday and lo-hoved it. Because: 1) the visuals are stunning. Filmed in 28 countries over 4 years, there's places that I didn't know could look like that on earth. 2) The dialog with the little girl was largely improvised. Some reviews see this as a fault. We, on the other hand, felt like someone filmed us having a dialog with Amia. It was awesome to hear a child's voice expressed so authentically in a film. 3) Love, truth, and children can offer us salvation. True in the film, true in life.

Delight...


June 07, 2008 |

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Husayn

It was this great film called The Fall.

Posted by: Husayn | July 07, 2008 at 07:41 PM

mykgerard

vid is gone... what movie was it? lol..

Posted by: mykgerard | July 02, 2008 at 11:28 PM

Mike G

Thanks for sharing. I saw the trailer a while ago, and I wondered if it was a good as it looks. I'll definitely see it now.

Posted by: Mike G | June 08, 2008 at 11:07 PM

kristin

#3.

yes.

thank you.

Posted by: kristin | June 08, 2008 at 07:50 AM

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