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Comment on A Good Man by Beverly Hingson

Beverly Hingson — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 22:41:53 +0000

I watched the film last night and I, like the others couldn’t turn away.The story could only be true because no one could have made one such as this up. I was inspired by the entire family, but my heart really went out to the oldest son… at the point where he was speaking of his mother and started crying… it was overwhelming.. I would love to hear more about this family as time goes on… All the Best to all of them! Brunswick, Ga USA

Comment on Review: Streetwise (1984) by sarah lewis

sarah lewis — Sun, 09 Oct 2011 13:38:37 +0000

I’m deperate to buy the dvd of this……I’ve tried through the streetwise website but can’t seem to be able to….anybody know where I can buy it ?

Comment on A Good Man by Chris

Chris — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 18:10:02 +0000

The television premiere for this film is June 19th at 8pm (ET)! It will be screened on Documentary Channel, DISH 197 and DIRECTV 267. What an amazing documentary! Everyone should know about this!

Comment on A Good Man by Ashton

Ashton — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 05:29:26 +0000

From Montreal. There is a lot of pain but there is a lot of hope in this documentary as well. I wish the best for the family.

Comment on Review: Skid Row (2007) by life changing documentaries

life changing documentaries — Sat, 28 May 2011 18:50:07 +0000

We all need to help and have compassion even for those who claim they want to live this life drug and alcohol abuse. Those people are captives of the enemy and need to be set free. If only we could educate those millionaires and billionaires of these situations and turn there hearts of stone back to flesh (address the problem instead of putting a band aid on it) … More recovery/alcohol addiction homes need to be created, more deliverance ministries( many of these people actually are demonically possessed or oppressed)…We could all make a difference.

Comment on Review: The Thin Blue Line (1988) by MarkD

MarkD — Sun, 01 May 2011 05:48:59 +0000

I would re-write the following: “Having met earlier in the day, Randall Adams and David Harris were pulled over by patrol officers for an inconsequential vehicle defect. Adams’ version of what happened next, the predominant truth portrayed in the film, is that Harris reached over and shot the approaching officer dead. After retiring to a motel Adams was charged with the murder…”

Not true. Adams’s version of it, the truth, is that Harris dropped him off at the motel, then left and shot Officer Wood a bit later in the night, while Adams was asleep at the motel. Adams wasn’t in the vehicle at the time, and didn’t know about the incident until he was picked up for questioning several days later.

It’s Harris’s story that BOTH he and Adams were in the car, with Adams driving, when Wood pulled them over. Therefore, to have Harris tell it, Adams was the driver who shot Wood. But the truth is Adams was already asleep at his hotel, and not in the car at all.

Comment on Blood Money – Abortion Documentary by Me

Me — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 04:07:04 +0000

You don’t know what you’re talking about, do you. Christians don’t kill. These people are not Christians. I can call myself an electrician in name only, too. If I constructed an abortion clinic, would you then satanize all electricians? So be careful who you call Christian or not.

Comment on Blood Money – Abortion Documentary by Bethany

Bethany — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 04:36:43 +0000

P.S. Have you ever wondered why non-Christians do not want you to know about what the Christians have to say? They do not allow creationism to be taught in school (as a theory just like the THEORY of evolution), the person who wrote the description of this video doesn’t want you to watch it, and those who speak about Christianity or creationism are constantly stifled and often fired from their jobs just because they used their freedom of speech. Have you ever considered that maybe they don’t want you to hear about it because the arguments for it are too good? That maybe it would bring doubt to the arguments of the non-Christians? If the teachings of Christianity were so ridiculous and outlandish, why are they so afraid of people hearing about them?

Comment on Blood Money – Abortion Documentary by Bethany

Bethany — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 04:30:51 +0000

“Right-wing documentarians” exist to expose the lies that are so prevalently accepted in this world. They are not blinded by faith, you are blinded by lies and evil. People will readily accept any lie that is told to them in order for them to continue to lead lives of sin and indulgence. The fact that God exists is so obvious that you have to be blind not see it. The world will accept any explanation for creation besides the Lord, including aliens, life spawning out of nothing (which is impossible), and another race of creatures creating us, because they do not want to accept the fact that there are consequences for our actions. Everyone has experienced that sense of guilt that is our “conscience”[God]. Everyone has a desire for something greater, and an emptiness that cannot be filled by anything other than the Holy Spirit. Look beyond yourselves and this world and open your eyes. All you have to do is try to see and you will see. But many do not want to see and that is why they live in complete blindness to God and His will. The intelligent thing to do is at least ponder other viewpoints and consider that they might be true. At least do that much.

Comment on Blood Money – Abortion Documentary by bobvance

bobvance — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 08:20:23 +0000

WAR (Documentary trailer)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvO8XiPyiq8