Comments on: Why Can’t Ricky Gervais’ Pro-Atheism Film Attract Any Religious Protests?

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By: Ray Ingles

Ray Ingles — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 14:52:42 +0000

Let's consider two recent movies - "Signs" and "I Am Legend". Both had overt religious themes and subplots that were not hinted at in the advertising. Was that "smug condescension" or trying to trick audiences?

By: Doug Dastardly

Doug Dastardly — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 21:31:48 +0000

If you would be offended by someone saying "F*** the man in the sky" then you should definitely see the movie, The Invention of Lying, it will help to thicken your thin skin.
The average American that does not have much time for religion will laugh their butt off at this movie.