Any Other Christians Who Thought the Film Was Brilliant?

Robin Hardy, Christopher Lee and most of the other actors and actresses in the Wicker Man are probably Christian themselves, as most Englishmen are. So I guess many Christians like this film, especially as it isn't in any way anti-Christian, as you said.

But what exactly is an anti-Christian film and why couldn't a Christian person appreciate such a film. For example, Alejandro Amenábar's Agora has been called "anti-Christian" or "critical of Christianity" and it certainly portrays Christians in a bad light. But then again, it is based on a true story. I am not a Christian myself and I didn't like Agora, but that wasn't because it was anti-something or pro-something, it was just because it wasn't such a good film. Now, there must be some Christian fans of Agora because it made 37 million dollars in the box office. Seems that they didn't care if it was "anti-Christian" either, they just liked it for other reasons.

I'm a Christian and loved this movie, but didn't really find anything about it that was particularly anti-Christian... unless Christians objected to the sexual content (but that's a stretch). If anything, it seems to portray paganism in more of a negative light than anything. I mean, yeah Sergeant Howie (the sole Christian character in the movie) is kind of a hardass and maybe a bit of a closed minded jerk, but he's generally noble, upstanding, and is intent on finding the missing child (for whose safety is genuinely important to him). When the cult is revealed to be willing to commit murder... well it's kind of difficult to see them in anything other than a negative light after that.

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The Film highlights the short-comings of both Christianity and Paganism and demonstrates that neither faith can offer salvation. Howie's sacrifice is meaningless and Summerilse will probably be killed to propitiate the Pagan Gods when the crops fail the following year.

Outside of parts of the United States, very few people will care what Christians , as opposed to any other sections of their communities, will think of the movie . As for the above comment about those involved in the production probably being Christians , I think it is highly unlikely . The statement you made about most people "in England" ( I suppose you really meant "The United Kingdom" ) being Christian , is way wide of the mark. Church attendance on this side of the Pond is very small indeed . Christianity is a niche market in most of Europe. The United States is a generation behind us in that regard, but even there church going has taken a steep dip over the last decade and the number describing themselves as Christians has declined markedly.

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It fascinates me. I'm not offended at all. Quite intelligent. (Also, don't equate church attendance with the lack of belief or fallen belief.)

Black men and a whole lot of *beep* white men have had plenty fun adoring my ass!

You weren't offended, but the movie tries to tell you all religions are stupid/made up. I guess you never saw the point of the movie and made one up in your head. Not surprised about that though lol.

"If only you could see what i've seen with your eyes"

Me. It brilliantly shows what pagans are capable of.

I'd prefer to call it "good" or "entertaining." The softcore and the assurance that no one would come looking for Howie is a bit 

The Christian came off as a crusader and a square. Other than that, I don't see any anti-christianity.