Can a Pro-Life Film Make its Mark at the Box Office this Weekend?

[HomeschoolrsRUs]

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Can a Pro-Life Film Make its Mark at the Box Office this Weekend?

The hotly debated question in politics right now is whether or not Republicans will nominate a pro-life candidate for president. But for those of us who bemoan the lack of healthy entertainment choices, there’s a more immediate question that will be decided not at the ballot box but the box office this coming weekend. That question is: Can a beautifully-crafted film with an equally beautiful life-affirming message make it on the big screen?

The movie at issue is “Bella.” It is a moving work of art that is full of heart. “The film shows there is a time in everyone’s life when a moment will change your life forever and it will never be the same again. If it hasn’t happened to you, it will,” explains Eduardo Verastegui, who plays the lead role of Jose in the film. “It’s a love story that goes beyond romance,” he continues “about a man who had everything. He lost it all but losing it all he found all that matters in life which is family, true love, true friendship and a lot of beautiful things that you will see while watching the film.”

[BabyBeastie]

Yeah, I think so if it's a great movie, but I don't think it will fare well with the libtard Oscar selection members.

[Neil Peart]

My prediction is that the left will bash this even worse than they did Red Dawn.

[Trevelyan]

I haven't even heard of this movie, so based on that fact alone, I do not think it will fare well at the box office.

[TeenageRepublican]

My prediction is that the left will bash this even worse than they did Red Dawn.

That was a good flick. If you're a fan of that movie and a gamer, then you would like Freedom Fighters. Oh, that game is addicting.
http://www.mobygames.com/game/gamecube/freedom-fighters

I'm guessing that this movie might go straight to DVD. Then again, when I saw The Alamo in theaters, I was shocked to see that a patriotic film like that was in there. That movie gets to me, those soldiers held up against an army of thousands because they believed strongly in Freedom and America. If that's not brave, then I don't know what is.
That got a bashing by critics, because it was Pro-America. The Alamo is one of my favorites and I watch if I feel like I need to be refreshed on what true patriotism really is. Which is rare, I like it, but it's a tear-jerker for me.