/film/ - Film

>>138
Can you name it I can't read the text.

>>142
yeah, just googled it didn't really pay attention to the poster I picked.
Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father

>>131
Because American cultural norms don't at all differ from area to area right?

>>156
I know I know I'm not comparing what happened in jebuz camp to all of the US, but since in England we don't have such a strong religious groups let alone extremists, so when I saw it, it was a big shock to me I heard stuff about it but never expected it to be that bad in SOME situations, I wanted to look at some grate docs that show evil, me asking for docs that will make you not want to be in the area that the dock took place it encourages this.

I didn't mean to piss anyone off or state "All amerifats are like this."

Sorry this sentence seems like it was written by a one handed monkey but I am a bit sleepy and can not think stright.

>>163
>we don't have such strong religious groups
Except those that attack people on the street while being filmed or bomb busses

>>179
Link to such a case? I am interested now.

>>183 http://m.liveleak.com/view?i=19d_1369246351 mobile link
And don't you remember the 7.7. bombings? Beside the extremist muslims there are also creationist christians in Europe, too. USA isn' unique although they may have more

>>189
I think the difference is that in the US, in a lot of place, the extremist christians are accepted by society, whereas it's quite the opposite with extremist muslims in the UK.

>>189
Shit forgot all about 7/7… Time sure does go fast…

>>189
But that is still a lone case, for America the religious nuts are more excepted and are the Main Religion.

England religious nuts are looked down on, like that UKIP guy who said it was raining a lot because god is mad about gays being able to be married… That is not something that you hear a lot of and was talked about a lot… If that happened in some far right state in Texas you might hear a bit about it, but it would not have been reported so much as it was in England.

>>189
i actually didnt read up on the whole story did the mudslime nigger get shot ?

in case some europeans here don't know – evangelical and fundamentalist christianity are not at all representative of america. their grotesque distortion of christianity is relatively popular, but the followers hang out with each other. hardly any outsiders get converted; people get their religion from their family.

>>1000
good 1000th post

>>1000
Nice trips.

>>1224
>>>/tv/
Please keep your "leepicmaymay" shitposting outside of /film/.

>>1233
Says the guy who unironically enjoys one of the worst "documentaries" ever made

>>1236
I never said I enjoyed the film at all, learn to read next time.

I said the documentary is unbiased, and what do you mean by "documentaries" are you suggesting the film was not a documentary.