mosquito coast theist-anti-theist dialogues 

It's his favorite of his own performances.

It is hands down, his best work.

+Byron Gordon Yep. A great film and performance totally overshadowed by Star Wars. This is by far his best role to my eyes.

He's said it's his favorite role.

a virtue-signaler, like so many today

Lol I totally understand what you mean. Great movie and his best work. Cheers neighbor!

In her last role.

Yes🌺

Yes it's Butterfly McQueen.

Prissy she played 🌺

This is Harrison's favourite role.

Yes! Good eye

He was also the older William Smithers from Demolition Man.

He played John the Baptist in The Last Temptation of Christ,

He plays a character named Luke in Apocalypse Now

Yep, like cockroaches.

How does one move there?

Drop off the grid, cash out, pack your bags, get your shots and off you go. Nothin' to it.

@@JemmetGK shots?

@@matthewdietzen6708 Immunization shots...

all but one turned to Christ

no thanks, it sounds shit, sounds like a religious delusion

Yes and no, in reality that missionary should realize that he is crossed this man's line long before. His arrogant presentation sets Allie off, not the other way around. This is why it doesn't make Atheists look bad. The way it does make them look bad is the fact the Allie is fucking crazy in the end.

@@hrromanslaparsso4403 you missed the point of the movie entirely. Allie is capable of great things. However his own pride and his viewpoint Clash is not only with other viewpoints but with reality. Yes the Missionary does push his message as most Missionary do, but looking at his family, they just seem to be ordinary nice people. Hell the only things he did here, was be neighborly and offer preserves and jokingly berate one of his followers for missing church. Was he insensitive? Yes, but other than that he was trying to be nice. People forget this is one if the few movies where Harrison Ford is playing the bad guy other than What Lies Beneath. Any other atheist in his position, would have simply argued their Viewpoint and moved on. Allie was dedicated on destroying the man and proving him and to an extent God wrong. It's not that he doesn't believe in God he hates God. He thinks God is responsible for the way America was back then. He thinks God sent this man to destroy his invention when an actuality all he was doing and being nice. To top it off the whole thing started because he lost his mom to a disease and blamed God for it.

​@@ShanethefilmmakerYou are so wrong and you don't even know it.

Uh. Because no evidence has ever been shown that gods exist. Therefore the religions on which they're base can not be accepted as true. So yes, atheists are holding the only rational and logically true position.

It’s so weird how dedicated people are to defending a fairy tail that is “all powerful” yet never goes out of its way to even prove its existence (except apparently about a 1000 years ago). Maybe if you guys actually followed your own book and didn’t use it as a means of control you’d get less criticism. But that’ll never happen because mostly stupid people become religious. The few smart ones use you idiots for their weird whims.

@@spocksvulcanbrain People get hung up on "God" because they think of an actual deity in the sky that is personified and don't view "God" as simply a higher order. Only a self-centered, narrow-mined individual would dismiss the fact that rules, laws of nature, whatever you want to call them do exist, all bodies within our conscious realm are required to abide by these laws, and finally there is a power structure/hierarchy that is clearly evident. Going from this premise to believing that there was intelligence, thought, and order involved in creation of these laws is no longer that much of a stretch, and the reason they exist in such a way is extensively far from random.

@@PianoSoulos The problem is that your definition of "God" is nothing like the absolute vast majority of people use the word. So your revisionist definition is worthless in a discussion of whether there us a god that made the universe and us and has rules for us to abide by with a promised afterlife.

​@@spocksvulcanbrain That's a fair point, I was just merely pointing out the closemindedness perspective of the definition in general, essentially religion in its current, understood form. Your original comment stating there is no proof, but the order/hierarchy that we are required to abide by, and the likelihood that the way it's all pieced together isn't just random happenstance, in itself IS proof if looked at from a more open perspective. Simply put, "God" are those rules and they are greater than oneself, a force/law that extends and exceeds beyond everything.

It's actually a lion whip remember?

Oh shut up.

DCussen Lol

God shouldn't have made him brilliant then.

Brainwashed idiot.

sheep

A matter of opinion.

Why don't you like it? (I prefer the book, but the movie isn't bad.)

I enjoyed it. It was....different.