The following critique: The Fantasy of American Innocence: Little Boy
After seeing the trailers, I thought the movie was trying too hard to capture an America that no longer exists, at least in its major population centers, and which seemed more like a projection onto the past. The character of the father could be be worse -- but he doesn't seem very manly in the boy's fantasies. And the producers (Mark Burnett and Roma Downey) of the film have a rather lousy track record with respect to creating high art or something representative of apostolic Christianity.
Are contemporary Christian movies becoming their own sort of kitsch?
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