intense religious themes at end ruin this decent comedy

first of all this movie is not funny, the jokes are stupid. maybe funny to others but not to me.

If this movie really meant to uphold the church, what is it with you? Being an atheist is not believing in any religion. Not believing, not going against. You are not an atheist your an anti-church. Leave them whatever they want to do and don't believe in their propaganda. Atheist is not a religion, so you should not preach it. Go on with your life and continue with your belief.

"I was misled..."

No you weren't. You had a certain expectation which was not met by the reality of this movie. There is a difference, and not a very subtle one either.

Amazing!! A movie about the end of days myth has content that relates to that.
I can't say that that should have been really surprising.

I also think you misunderstood the whole intent behind the last part. Because all in all it makes fun of the whole "going to heaven" thing much more than it actually promotes the belief.

Perhaps you should stop taking the 'faith vs non-faith' thing a little less seriously. That way you will look at things with a bit less confirmation bias.
I see both sides of the argument making that mistake too much.
You WANT to see too many things too much like religious propaganda and religious nutters WANT to see atheist rejection of faith too much in everything which does not directly confirm their beliefs.

Given the fact that reality is a subjective experience, it is better to not become too absolutist in your ideas about it and take things a lot less seriously. That way you won't get your jimmies ruffled so often and can avoid unnecessary conflict about things that do not really matter.


Consciousness turns moments into tangible components of the Unity that is (in) everything

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I'm pretty sure Christians wouldn't have attached a giant dong on the devil like this movie has

Strange how I'm one of the few who thought your troll post was hilarious. I guess they didn't even watch the movie to not realize there is no religious theme in it at all, instead just feeling compelled to argue.

L O L !!

The fact that they present a completely UN biblical view of the whole salvation thing is a sign that you missed the piss-take.

Considered lightening up?





'Then' and 'than' are different words - stop confusing them.

Wow... already seven pages of bible-thumping loons. tldr.

In the first place, how can a movie about the End not have "religious" themes?

In the second, a genuine piece of what you would regard as "propaganda" wouldn't have all the obvious anti-Christian elements in it that this movie does-- in fact, it's amusingly ironic that you affix the adjective "decent" to the film when indecency runs amok through the whole thing.




"Only a Sith deals in absolutes" is an absolute statement.