Comments on: Movie Review–U2 3D http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/ confessions of a follower of Jesus Christ struggling to recover from legalism Thu, 04 Dec 2008 07:54:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Ed http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/#comment-5596 Ed Tue, 04 Mar 2008 11:46:04 +0000 http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/#comment-5596 The "Coexist" placard [The crescent and star for Islam; the pentagram for Wicca; the relativity formula for science; the star of David for Judaism; the Karma Wheel dotting the i for Buddhism; the Tao symbol for Taoism; the cross for Chrisitianity] does not work if one worldview seeks to destroy, subjugate the others. There are claims that there are moderate factions and I should be leery of generalizations but from first hand experience, Islam definitely does like playing well with others. The “Coexist” placard [The crescent and star for Islam; the pentagram for Wicca; the relativity formula for science; the star of David for Judaism; the Karma Wheel dotting the i for Buddhism; the Tao symbol for Taoism; the cross for Chrisitianity] does not work if one worldview seeks to destroy, subjugate the others. There are claims that there are moderate factions and I should be leery of generalizations but from first hand experience, Islam definitely does like playing well with others.

]]> By: Tammy Pate http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/#comment-5543 Tammy Pate Fri, 29 Feb 2008 23:30:28 +0000 http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/#comment-5543 LOL - freebird? Bama boy in da house!! heehee LOL - freebird? Bama boy in da house!! heehee

]]> By: scarheel http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/#comment-5542 scarheel Fri, 29 Feb 2008 19:36:14 +0000 http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/#comment-5542 I have seen this movie twice, first on the iMax screen in Chattanooga and then in the local theater. Both were great, but the iMax experience is amazing. I have always been a fan of U2 and appreciate the way their faith is displayed in their music. I was especially glad to learn that Adam Clayton had finally given his life to Christ in the last few years. If yo haven't seen this movie, go! It is worth every penny and in some ways better than seeing them live. I have seen this movie twice, first on the iMax screen in Chattanooga and then in the local theater. Both were great, but the iMax experience is amazing. I have always been a fan of U2 and appreciate the way their faith is displayed in their music. I was especially glad to learn that Adam Clayton had finally given his life to Christ in the last few years. If yo haven’t seen this movie, go! It is worth every penny and in some ways better than seeing them live.

]]> By: Kevin Bussey http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/#comment-5541 Kevin Bussey Fri, 29 Feb 2008 18:51:33 +0000 http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/#comment-5541 Cole, Our group was interactive. We held our cell phones up and I even yelled "Freebird!" :) Cole,

Our group was interactive. We held our cell phones up and I even yelled “Freebird!” :)

]]> By: Cole http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/#comment-5540 Cole Fri, 29 Feb 2008 17:25:54 +0000 http://kevinbussey.com/2008/02/29/movie-review-u2-3d/#comment-5540 I thought the setlist was laid out with a definite message threading through the whole show. The mirrored guitar that The Edge played was cool. The message "Coexist" is one that is stretching for evangelicals, but so necessary, as the alternative to coexistence seems to be annihilation, which seems to be the direction the world is heading. I wish the audience had been more interactive, rather than just sitting as an observer. It was kind of like a modern church service where the band is rocking and the congregation is comatose. Minus the goofy glasses. I thought the setlist was laid out with a definite message threading through the whole show. The mirrored guitar that The Edge played was cool. The message “Coexist” is one that is stretching for evangelicals, but so necessary, as the alternative to coexistence seems to be annihilation, which seems to be the direction the world is heading. I wish the audience had been more interactive, rather than just sitting as an observer. It was kind of like a modern church service where the band is rocking and the congregation is comatose. Minus the goofy glasses.

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