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A service to His little ones (which includes at-home teens) through you, their parents and grandparents, in His name by His Word MAR23074 (2003), PG Analysis Date: July 25, 2003 CAP Score: 55 out of 100 CAP Influence Density: 0.81 MinMax: -91 |
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(2003), PG -- ... nasty little piece of toilet humor cinematic cyanide. Cast/Crew Details Courtesy Internet Movie Database Production (US): Non-US production. Rogue Male Films Ltd (UK) Distribution (US): Universal Pictures Director(s): Peter Howitt Producer(s): Tim Bevan, Jo Burn, Liza Chasin, Chris Clark, Eric Fellner, Debra Hayward, Mark Huffam Written by/Screenplay: Neal Purvis, Robert Wade, William Davies Cinematography/Camera: Remi Adefarasin Music: Bond, Howard Goodall, Ed Shearmur Film Editing: Robin Sales Casting: Priscilla John Production Design: Chris Seagers Art Direction: John Frankish, Alan Gilmore, David Warren Viewed At: Loews Cityview, Fort Worth, Texas I am so sorry I could not get this to you sooner. Blind as bats, they are - the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA). Blind to what is AND is not wholesome and moral for our children. Blind, I tell you! That they think it is acceptable to expose your young adolescent children to long-contact rear male nudity is blindness to God's morality. Oliver Ford Davies (playing the archbishop) is not a carton character on the screen. He is a real actor showing your kids his real backside without any clothes [**] . What would you do if some adult male came up to your 6 year old daughter, dropped his pants a shoved his posterior in her face? Oliver Ford Davies will if you take her to see Johnny English. And larger than if someone did that in real life. Since God refers to nudity (nakedness) as dark, restricted, undesirable, shameful, etc. 47 times in the KJV from Genesis to Revelation, what on Earth do the MPAA think makes it okay for children in a theater? God even advised against climbing the steps to an altar while wearing robes to avoid exposing others to nudity [Ex. 20:26]. Your children will also see Rowan Atkinson do pelvic thrusts in his boxer underwear, making it obvious he is male. And get this. This film is a Rogue Male Films Ltd., United Kingdom production as reported by the Internet Movie Database Maybe I am being brutal with this movie, but it is a p-e-r-f-e-c-t example of God's warning in Ps. 12:8. And it hurts what we are doing to our kids in the name of entertainment. Let "Hollywood" make whatever they want. God said sin would be rampant in the end times. But as longs as what they make teaches and/or causes our youth to sin in deed or thought [Luke 17:2], I will have something to say about it. Boldly. Unashamedly. Johnny English starts out as an almost decent family film as is suggested by the rating of PG. But soon, morality decays and the movie begins to challenge the content of Austin Powers' films. Suave, debonair and ladies' man (at least in his mind), Johnny English (Rowan Atkinson) is a spy for the Queen. With the top spy dead and the rest of the spy force getting killed at the top spy's funeral, English becomes England's best and only hope of recovering the stolen Crown Jewels and for combating a serious threat to the Monarchy. Dastardly Pascal Sauvage (John Malkovich) has plans to seize the Crown Jewels as leverage for larger plans -- to become the King of England and convert the whole island to a penal colony for the world, raking in tons of cash in fees for the service. That is all the plot I will discuss. I will not dignify this movie with any more discussion of it. I will, however, tell you about its offensiveness. In addition to the rear male nudity and the most vulgar pelvic thrusts, there are six uses of the three/four letter word vocabulary [Col. 3:8] plus three uses of God's name in vain though without the four letter expletive [Deut 5:11]. Repeatedly, adults appear in underwear. I wonder what the police would do if a few men appeared in your daughter's third grade classroom wearing only their underwear? Several other men are seen setting on commodes, from one of which English emerges covered in fresh feces. All for your little ones [Luke 17:2]. I've had it with spending valuable time on the Summary/Commentary for this nasty little piece of toilet humor cinematic cyanide. Please refer to the itemized listing of ignominy shown in the Findings/Scoring section if you have the stomach to continue. By the way, Johnny English is yet another "13PG" -- a PG movie which earns by its content, NOT my opinions, a score typically earned by PG-13 movies. A "hardcore 13PG."
SCRIPTURAL APPLICATION(S) If needed to focus or fortify, applicable text is underlined or bracketed [ ]. If you wish to have full context available, the Blue Letter Bible is a convenient source. If you use the Blue Letter Bible, a new window will open. Close it to return here or use "Window" in your browser's menu bar to alternate between the CAP page and the Blue Letter Bible page. **"Nakedness" (display of nudity) is spoken of as dark, restricted, undesirable, shameful, etc. 47 times in the KJV from Genesis to Revelation. For example, Ezek. 16:36 "Thus saith the Lord GOD; Because thy filthiness was poured out, and thy nakedness discovered through thy whoredoms with thy lovers,..." thus associating display of nakedness with ill repute. What makes display of nudity okay in entertainment/art if it is not okay in flesh? ***Selected Scriptures of Armour against the influence of the entertainment industry*** As always, it is best to refer to the Findings/Scoring section -- the heart of the CAP analysis model -- for the most complete assessment possible of this movie. |
Wanton Violence/Crime (W) Impudence/Hate (I) Sexual Immorality (S) Drugs/Alcohol (D): Offense to God (O) Murder/Suicide (M) |
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"There are some in the entertainment industry who maintain that 1) violent programming is harmless because no studies exist that prove a connection between violent entertainment and aggressive behavior in children, and 2) young people know that television, movies, and video games are simply fantasy. Unfortunately, they are wrong on both accounts." And "Viewing violence may lead to real life violence." I applaud these associations for fortifying 1 Cor. 15:33. Read the rest of the story. From our more than eight years of study, I contend that other aberrant behaviors, attitudes, and expressions can be inserted in place of "violence" in that statement. Our Director - Child Psychology Support, a licensed psychologist and certified school psychologist concurs. For example, "Viewing arrogance against fair authority may lead to your kids defying you in real life." Or "Viewing sex may lead to sex in real life." Likewise and especially with impudence, hate and foul language. I further contend that any positive behavior can be inserted in place of "violence" with the same chance or likelihood of being a behavior template for the observer; of being incorporated into the behavior mechanics and/or coping skills of the observer. In choosing your entertainment, please consider carefully the "rest of the story" and our findings. |