From a friend concerning a movie I have yet to see advertisements for--nevertheless, sometihng for everyone to be aware of:
I don't know about you, but in my neck of the woods we're being inundated with radio (and although I haven't seen any, probably TV) ads for Million Dollar Baby, a Oscar-nominated movie, directed by Clint Eastwood, about a 30-something woman who wants to be a boxer. The trailer and most of the movie reviews make it sound like a female version of Rocky, but it's not, at least not entirely. As I found out yesterday in a column by Debbie Schlussel, the movie has a right to die agenda, an agenda that is being kept well-hidden by its promoters and reviewers. And a column that I found today by Tony Medley made it clear that it's blatantly anti-Catholic in other ways as well.
So I'm passing this information on to you and others so that you're aware of the latent propaganda. At least in the case of Fahrenheit 9/11 you knew what you were getting yourself in for before you paid for the tickets. I'm very disturbed by the fact that this movie seems hell-bent on manipulating people into accepting euthanasia.
My most sincere thanks to the contributor.
I saw the movie, Million Dollar Baby, last Sunday and yours is the first commentary I have seen that validates my disgust with this movie.
The movie is an anti-Catholic movie depicting the priest as a sarcastic, vulgar and unsympathic man.
It all jumped out at me and I exclaimed out loud in the theater at the end of the movie that it was anti-Catholic and an endorsement for assisted suicide.
The truth must get out there.