Dutcher sinking lower

[rayhale]

I can’t talk for gabelpa, but for me, I cringe when I see stereotypes of people, Gods Army started what has come to be known as LDS films, it does have a few stereotypes; the missionary that follows the rules to the letter of the law. The missionary that doesn’t care/shouldn’t be there, and has doubts of his faith.

the reason that stereotypes are effective, is that we all know someone that fits that stereotype. If you ever have seen the RM, Singles Ward, or any other new non-Church produced LDS movies since Gods Army, they all overdo the stereotypes to the point that it is comical. Plus you have to realize PC, that there is a Utah LDS culture, and an everywhere else LDS culture.

[extra_mile]

I have watched hundreds of christian "Movies" really, it's my passion, that's why I started CFDb.

Anyway "States of Grace" is one of the most powerful Christian 'Movies" I have ever seen, it's in my all time best list.

I don't care who you are or what Church you go to, I would recommend everyone seeing this film.

Did I mention, I like this film? LOL

Roger

CFDb

[HiJolly]

I have watched hundreds of christian "Movies" really, it's my passion, that's why I started CFDb.

Anyway "States of Grace" is one of the most powerful Christian 'Movies" I have ever seen, it's in my all time best list.

I don't care who you are or what Church you go to, I would recommend everyone seeing this film.

Did I mention, I like this film? LOL

Roger

CFDb

I completely agree. When I first watched Brigham City I thought it was the best movie, focusing on the Sacrament as it did.

Then when States of Grace came out I had to say, it was the best, focusing on the Atonement as it does. I'll always be grateful to Dutcher for these films.

HiJolly