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The Book of Eli

1-26-2010
The Grand Theater
Excellent

This was a bad-A## bible movie! Although it was a little slow at the begining I loved the idea of the bible being the most sought after and powerful book in the world. I loved the idea that Eli's mission was to protect it at all cost and deliver it to a place where it would rebuild the world. I loved how no weapon formed against Eli was able to prosper, and I loved then end when you found out....



Yeah right like I'd ruin it for you! Go see it yourself!


Sure the details are a bit peculiar but I have a rule for any movie that has anything to do with the end of the world. That rule is: Don't focus too much on the details, if you do you're focusing on the wrong part of the story.

So go get some religion, some hard core religion, and fill up your violence quota all in one night!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKfZrbS79To

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