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AMMs Web site contains a variety of resources and information to educate and equip Christian parents, leaders and youth to consider the values communicated in their entertainment choices and to align their choices consistently with Gods Word. Visit these Christian Web sites to expand your knowledge and understanding of entertainment options as you make decisions for your own family boundaries. GCI Media Spotlight, a newsletter of Gospel Communications International, alerts Christian parents to whats happening in secular culture so they will make wise media choices. Find music news, movie reviews, video sales at 1800GospelDirect and more. Access info about The Story of Jesus for Children, a new video from award-winning film producer John Schmidt. The film provides new footage of children set at the time of Christs ministry on earth with footage from the top-quality JESUS film. 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December 2000 saw the birth of a new kind of information service on the Internet: a Finnish site started to provide exact and impartial information about the moral contents of international premier movies. The service has immediately received a warm welcome among Christians around the world: while the original English version at is being visited from Germany, Arab world and English-speaking countries like USA,, and the youth website of Finnish Lutheran Folk Mission, , is currently building for their Web portal a new channel for a Finnish version of the ratings. These two versions will be available online in January 200 The moral rating service is not a black list of movies to be banned, its simply accurate and minute information about the moral contents of movies. For example, the service doesnt state that a movie is too erotic for Christians or not too erotic for Christians. The service simply tells what exactly is the lowest level of clothing seen in a movie: fully knee-length full nudity? The service is useful for parents who want to get more information about the movies which their teenage children watch in the cinema, but its also very helpful for adults who are trying to decide which movies they would enjoy watching. The marketing of the film companies doesnt usually give too accurate information about the exact moral content of the movies. Despite all the movie trailer websites and film reviews, it seems in fact to be so that before the era of, no one has been providing noteworthy information about the moral content of films online or offline! This observation leads naturally to another observation: is anyone providing noteworthy information about the moral content of other forms of entertainment, like music? Seemingly not. But this needs not be the case for too long any Christians around the world are awakening into a new awareness of the moral content of entertainment. Copyright C All Rights Reserved, Reviewguy Site brought to you by Branded Black Publishing Well it looks like the site is about to go live! I know that it has been a long time since I have updated the site with anything relevant and I sincerely apologize for that. Work, kids, and college yes, college even at this old age can put a hamper on things that you feel passionate about. Ive changed the direction of the site a bit by trying to review not only movies, but comics, and the occassional commentary. Im updating the site slowly since Im still in school and doing other things, but I wanted to put this new site design in the works to eliminate all of the annoying ads that I had placed on the site. Yes, the banners will stay but I have to justify this somehow. Thanks for understanding and please excuse my mess. : There are times that an action film such as this fails in its main objective and that is to bring us action. Battle: Los Angeles succeeds in this with a bang, but also adds something that makes films such as these great and that ingredient is the emotional attachment to the characters we are watching. The film starts out with an alien attack-taking place, and then quickly falls into the backstory of the men we will be following. We learn a little of each of the marines life and the circumstances that have brought them here. The director, Jonathan Liesbesman, attempts to show the imperfectness of humankind by these backstories, and it is a nice touch that makes the story have a bit of richness to it before the story transitions to the heroism that undoubtedly is about to take place. In the end, all of these marines fallacies have to be put to the wayside because there is a war going on, and it is against overwhelming odds. Since this is a WrestleMania weekend, I thought I would share an interesting movie that I watched on Netflix with you. The True story of WrestleMania takes the viewer back to a time when there were literally dozens of wrestling federations, and none of them was big enough to dominate over the other. Every wrestling federation worked within a territory where they had control of the wrestlers and no other federations overstepped their bounds. With the advent of WrestleMania, a lot of that changed and put the dominance of the wrestling world in the hands of one Vince McMahon. Sorry about the link to the left, but this is the only thing I could think of to represent the Internet so far. Email me if you can think of anything a little more appropriate or if you have a website that you would like me to review. Now on to the review.