Anyone seen "Religulous"?

[Lodsin]

I hate Bill Mahr. He's a liberal prick who tickles the democratic dick throughout his tv show.

However, this movie looks funny.

That is exactly what I said going into the movie, I was dragged there told it was a documentary about religion! So all I was thinking about was how much I hated him.

Seeing this made me change my mind about him, I now like him a lot he shares many of my views on the subject of the movie. This is a MUST see! Unless you are one of those religious types then you might take offense.

"NO NO LET ME FINISH!" - If you've seen it this part had me cracking up, silly rabbi!

[s0urce]

Saw it tonight. Pretty funny. Though, it doesnt take a movie for me to realize religion is bullshit, still a good flick none the less. Bill took many ques from Zeitgeist. I suggest you people watch the new zeitgeist addendum as well.

[Edev]

also add "Miracle at St. Anna". great fucking movie!

agreed! i saw that last weekend. hot DAMN was the ending intense. im 18 and i went with a buddy whos my age as well. we were the only "young" people in their. the rest were parents..older, parents..haha. great movie none the less

[CleanAzzE30z]

so bill Mahr is going to be the new Ali G?

Not at all. This isnt him being a made up guy acting like someone else. Its someone who rightfully questions the howling discrepancies and lack of reason involved with some religious people and organized religion in general.


Mariano

[Sam Cogley]

Not at all. This isnt him being a made up guy acting like someone else. Its someone who rightfully questions the howling discrepancies and lack of reason involved with some religious people and organized religion in general.


Mariano

+1

And it's funny as hell.

[h0lmes]

I saw this the other night and it is really good. I liked the fact that he wasn't being discriminatory to just one religion but to all religions and the very concept of religion in general. He brought up some very simple and logical questions and some of these people just couldn't answer his questions in a logical manner. I found it interesting that the highest ranking church officials that he interviewed agreed that the Bible is a relic. It is from a time before science where myths and legends were the only way to communicate ideas. It is no longer scientifically (and some would say morally) relevant.