Yeah, 'G' is the masonic definition of 'a higher force' that the novices think means 'God', but which, in fact, means something completely different. 'G' is probably the most masonic letter in the alphabet besides X and A.
In any case, this movie is not SUBTLE about 'G' being 'God' - Jeff Goldblum's character even REALLY unrealistically suddenly says at one point (in the highway scene), 'because he knows all and sees all' and then grins weirdly.
This is so unnatural and weird, no one would say that! He even says it as if it's a really well thought-out, funny joke or quip, but it isn't. It's clearly just BAD WRITING, because the writer didn't know how to HINT that, they put a character to literally SAY that. Show, don't tell.. I guess the writers didn't have many 'godlike powers', when they had to use this kind of blatant, blunt shortcuts instead of carefully crafting a good script.
So yeah, this movie is crappily SAYING he is God, and no one questions that someone's name is just 'G'. Gee..
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