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... because there are visualisations of leviation in the film. Not Bible-compatible. Also lots of "foul language", and even "somebody touching mom's backside" - whatever that means. Incest anal sex, maybe? BTW, the most usual phrase this fellow uses in his reviews is "I am not going to get into a debate about...". Well, hell, let's not debate! Let the clean Faith purify us instead! BTW2, this bloke uses a Mac for writing these reviews: >User-Agent: Microsoft-Outlook-Express-Macintosh-Edition/5.02.2022 What a shame! Anyway, here's the (edited and Evilly shortened) Christian Analysis of "E.T.: THE EXTRATERRESTIAL, 20TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL": >*E.T.: THE EXTRATERRESTRIAL (1982), 20TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL* (PG) -- The >language and attitude are still there ... at least the guns are gone. > >Analysis Date: March 22, 2002 > >NOTE: If Scriptural references appear in the text of the Summary/Commentary >section, the full verse(s) appear(s) at the end of the Summary/Commentary, >likely in a mix of KJV and NIV. > >SUMMARY/COMMENTARY > >Distributed by: Universal Pictures >Director: Steven Spielberg >Producers: Steven Spielberg, Kathleen Kennedy, Melissa Mathison >Written by/Screenplay: Melissa Mathison >Cinematography/Camera: Allen Daviau >Music: John Williams >Edited by: Carol Littleton >Special Effects by: Gary Crawford, Dale L. Martin, Andrew Miller, Steven >Willis (E.T. operator), Robert E. Worthington > > >He's ba-ack. the lovable and cuddly, "squashed" E.T. (Pat Welsh, Debra >Winger) from 1982 is back. There are some things different in this 2002 >replay of the famous 1982 blockbuster. It is amazing what you can remember >from twenty years ago. The language and attitude are still there -- the five >uses of middle school locker room language, the adolescents yelling at their >mother, ignoring her, lying to her, sneaking out, etc. and another trying to >touch her posterior. At least the guns are gone. The scene of the >government agent cocking a shotgun is gone. The guns of the agents at the >blockade have been replaced with walkie-talkies. Nice touch. There is some >new stuff such E.T. taking a dip in the bathtub, and the spaceship's >propulsion turrets now have an aura bubble under them them instead of beams >of light. And there is a lot more footage of E.T. being chased by the >science team. <plot summary snipped> >E.T. shares a variety of new things with the kids, including his power to >levitate. I am not going to get into a debate about the evilness of >levitation. Many of you will remember His wisdom though me that the source >of the power determines its holiness, not the user nor its use. As in >*Marry Poppins* there was nothing sinister or evil about the use of >levitation. For all we know it could have been a gift from God. (...) >There are many things that happen between the highlights I gave you. If you >have not seem E.T.: The Extraterrestrial and wish to do so, you will see >that all I have given you will not spoil the movie for you. But if you do >decide to take your kids with you, note that there are a number of foul >words spoken by Michael [Titus 2:6-8]. Also note that one of the boy guests >tried to touch mom's backside [Ruth 2:9, 15]. And there were many of the >typical adolescent issues of other forms of arrogance and rebellion [Is. >30:1]. While containing a decent "message" of kindness to strangers, the >ignominious content may have an impact as well on the coping skills and >behavior mechanics of your little ones, which includes at-home teens [1 Cor >15:33]. > (...) >******* > >FINDINGS > >Wanton Violence/Crime (W) >o brother holding sister to shut her up >o leaving a seven year old girl alone in the house >o riding a bike of the edge of a cliff >o breaking and entering >o boy our all night alone >o adolescent trespassing >o home invasion by science team >o car theft with endangerment >o running from police > >Impudence/Hate (I) >o young boys ignoring guardian's commands >o potty talk >o foul insult by adolescent >o five uses of the three/four letter word vocabulary by an adolescent >o lying about illness to manipulate and deceive >o adolescent yelling at and arguing with mom >o mischief by adolescent > >Sex/Homosexuality (S) >o adolescent trying to inappropriately touch adult woman > >Drugs/Alcohol (D) >o smoking >o drinking beer > >Offense to God (O) >o five uses of God's name in vain without the four letter expletive, thrice >by an adolescent and twice by an adult > >Murder/Suicide (M) >o none noted > >SCORING DISTRIBUTION > >*E.T.: The Extraterrestrial, 20th Anniversary Special* (PG) earned a CAP >Final score of 83 out of 100 points. Following are the scores in the six >CAP Investigation Areas (out of a possible 100 points each) and the examples >per hour: > >Investigation Area scoring: >------------------------- >Wanton Violence/Crime: 74, with 4.7 examples per hour >Impudence/Hate: 62, with 6.8 examples per hour >Sex/Homosexuality: 97, with 0.5 examples per hour >Drugs/Alcohol: 91, with 1.1 examples per hour >Offense to God (occultism, satanism, etc.): 77, with 2.6 examples per hour >Murder/Suicide: 100, with 0.0 examples per hour > >CAP ID (Influence Density) >------------------------ >0.30 > >******* >------- >< }}}>< ---> jab | commie | http://commie.oy.com "Less is moo" -- The Holy Mad Cow
