[Gocamino] The Way the movie in Toronto.and in the U.S.A. at last!

Philippe pip pips124 at hotmail.com
Tue Oct 11 03:35:24 PDT 2011


Gosh ! " zealots like you " " your cohorts " " pro Christian diatribe " " your narrow minded, anti American rantings " is this a Camino website ? Philippe 
 > To: blaroli at aol.com; GoCamino at oakapple.net; saintjames at yahoo.com
> From: hme347 at aol.com
> Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2011 00:59:48 -0400
> Subject: Re: [Gocamino] The Way the movie in Toronto.and in the U.S.A. at	last!
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> Excuse me, Rosina!  Where do you get YOUR political correctness?  Who are the dictators you refer to? Who is trying to "eradicate the religious foundations of these U.S. of A."?  The Roberts Supreme Court? Justices Scalia, Alito and Thomas?  
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> Perhaps zealots like you are not happy with movie exhibitors and TV producers who are exercising their prerogatives giving the public what they want to see, not religious screes and propaganda. (I am NOT referring to "The Way" since I have not seen the film and I have no idea why the NY Times did not give the names of the theaters where it can be seen.  I doubt whether there was anything sinister going on as you imply.  Just an editorial oversight.) 
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> How many of the "90% Christian population" (sic) are churchgoers or actually practice their faith in any way except at Christmas?  Did you include Mormons in the 90%?  Do I detect a threat that you and your cohorts in the Tea Party, Moral Majority and other ultra right wing groups intend to rise up and do something if you are denied Christian "slanted" offerings?  I find your pro-Christian diatribe just as offensive as the pro-Moslem, anti-Christian violence now taking place in Egypt.
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> I think you owe us all an apology for your narrow-minded, anti American ranting which is copied below.  
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> As anyone in these parts can't fail to perceive, on a daily basis, the 
> dictatorial so-called "political  correctness",  and a relentless determination 
> to eradicate the Christian foundations of these U.S. of A.,  pretty much keeps 
> movies and TV programs with what might be perceived as a Christian slant  off 
> movie houses and television airings, and out of circulation.  
> Nevertheless, the nearly 90% Christian population of the country will not be 
> denied; not for long. 
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rosina <blaroli at aol.com>
> To: GoCamino <GoCamino at oakapple.net>; saintjames <saintjames at yahoo.com>
> Sent: Mon, Oct 10, 2011 6:33 pm
> Subject: Re: [Gocamino] The Way the movie in Toronto.and in the U.S.A. at last!
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> As anyone in these parts can't fail to perceive, on a daily basis, the 
> dictatorial so-called "political  correctness",  and a relentless determination 
> to eradicate the Christian foundations of these U.S. of A.,  pretty much keeps 
> movies and TV programs with what might be perceived as a Christian slant  off 
> movie houses and television airings, and out of circulation.  
> Nevertheless, the nearly 90% Christian population of the country will not be 
> denied; not for long. 
> And so,..... last Sunday the NY Times, an erstwhile responsible  newspaper sadly 
> metamorphosed into the clarion of  political merchantability, published a tiny 
> article about the Martin Sheen's movie "The Way"  that will finally be released 
> commercially here.  Not surprisingly, the newspaper doesn't disclose the  
> theatres where the movie will be shown.  The "article" merely mentions that the 
> movie will "open on Friday nationwide".
>  Because these listservs, protectively, preclude attachments, a verbatim 
> reproduction of the small piece reads:
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> "One thing you quickly realize when you sit to watch "The Way": Martin Sheen is 
> a very compelling actor. Another thing you realize more slowly as the film goes 
> along: His oldest son, Emilio Estevez, is a very sensitive director. 
> Mr. Estevez is both writer and director of this film, and also turns up in a 
> small role, but he gives the spotlight to his father, who makes quite a lot out 
> of a low-key story that could easily have degenerated into mush.  Mr. Sheen 
> plays an ophthalmologist named Tom  whose only son, Daniel (Mr. Estevez) dies in 
> severe weather in the Pyrenees while trying to walk the Way of Saint James (also 
> known as the Camino de Santiago), a pilgrimage of hundreds of miles that ends in 
> northwest Spain at a Cathedral where the Apostle James is said to be buried.
> Tom goes to retrieve his son's body and ends up walking the pilgrimage himself, 
> scattering Daniel's ashes along the way.  Mr Sheen gives a lovely performance as 
> the no-nonsense doctor. and he gets wonderful support from actors playing fellow 
> travelers who befriend Tom:  Yorick van Wageningen as a verbose Dutchman, 
> Deborah Kara Lingen as an acid-tongued woman trying to quit smoking, and James 
> Nesbitt as an Irishman  with writer's block.
>  This is not an "inspirational" film in the usual, syrupy sense; none of these 
> people are overtly finding God on this trek. The beauty of this movie, in fact, 
> is that Mr Estevez does not make explicit what any of them find (sic) beyond 
> friendship. He lets these four fine actors convey that true personal 
> transformations are not announced with fanfare, but happen internally."
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> Blessed and fortunate are we, Santiago pilgrims, who have lived the  truth of 
> the last sentence and know that the end of the Camino pilgrimage at the Santiago 
> Cathedral is the beginning revealed.
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> Hugs!
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> Rosina
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sue Kenney <kenneysue at gmail.com>
> To: gocamino <gocamino at oakapple.net>
> Sent: Mon, Oct 10, 2011 8:39 pm
> Subject: [Gocamino] The Way the movie in Toronto
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> Tomorrow, October 11 The Way the movie is screening in Toronto at the AMC at
> undas and Yonge. I'll be there. Here's the link.
> ttps://globerecognition.net/offers/view/505
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> usan Regan Kenney
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