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Not Demons. There is a better way to perceive the story.

The aliens are clearly not THE aliens. They are Naked, ffs. They are nothing more than biological Drones. Grunts engineered to a purpose. A slave army used for raids to capture other species.

What would be a Great way to keep a slave army in check? Make them water soluble.

If they act up, give them the hose.

I don't know what he intended, or if he thought about it this much. But I prefer this idea to demons.

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I’ve never heard the movie described as “a bit cringey with its Christian themes,” how so?

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I doubt Hitler would have personally opened the Ark after it melted all the Nazi scum on that island.

RE: Grandfather paradox

Or you just end up becoming your own grandfather after doing the nasty in the pasty.

It seems odd to criticize Indiana Jones, pop culture's most prolifically anti-Nazi action hero, for not single-handedly taking out Hitler. Was Indy supposed to assassinate Hitler at that book burning in Last Crusade? That wouldn't have gone well.

Not really, he and Sabertooth got captured during Vietnam, after all. They are very hard to kill, but not invincible. Especially before the adamantium.

That is a weird one, especially since 1984 reveals that she wasn't just living in isolation for decades after WW1 like we might have previously assumed.

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The music plays such a big part in this, its so beautiful.

I agree. Though I will say 1 and 3 are more cozy for me. It's hard to watch Michael push everybody away in 2. Though I will say it's relaxing watching Vitos rise to power.

The issue is that many (most?) Sci-fi nerds, myself included, are irreligious and find it a bit strange when the two mix.

That isn't necessarily a problem on its own because a character can be religious and still be a great character (obviously).

But when the plot kind of pulls that sci-fi rug away from underneath your feet and goes "boom, Jesus" (voice of Peter Griffin from Family Guy), it feels a little awkward.

It would, imo, have been better if the movie ended on some lingering question about our place and meaning in the universe, like Morgan Freeman's epilogue in War of the Worlds.

I can get a note from my doctor

This sounds like something a Sopranos character would say

I always liked her in III. Best young performance ever? No. Worst? LMAO. Watch more movies.

I'd like a Robert Duvall cut though. Can't get over his absence in III, despite best efforts.

In the Name of the Father