Kind of a noob here but what is gg.com?

http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/gg

Man, you and luffy taste in music and entertainment is totally weird.

Dang. u must be as old as my uncle.

No offense dude.

This post has been edited by tinarhian: Feb 23 2016, 09:49 PM

I know gg stands for good game. Used to send that but gg.com?

Yeah. I am 50+ years old! And I play War Thunder!

http://www.charismanews.com/opinion/americ...eat-bible-story

Hollywood finally got it Right. This is a MUST Watch Movie for Christians




Let's be honest. Hollywood does not exactly have the best track record when it comes to producing accurate faith-based movies. Remember the giant rock creatures from Noah?

So when I heard that Sony Pictures was about to release a faith-based film called Risen, I was a bit skeptical. Typically faith-based movies are faith-bashing movies.

And when Risen earned three-and-a-half stars from the left wingers at the Seattle Times, I was incredulous.

But when I saw the film's trailer, I was astonished—Hollywood got it right.

Risen is a powerful telling of the aftermath of the resurrection of Jesus told from the perspective of a non-believer—a Roman military officer.

Joseph Fiennes plays Clavius, assigned to investigate the disappearance of Jesus' body. It's like an old-school detective noir story—think C.S.I. Jerusalem.

"It's a movie that sees the resurrection through the eyes of a nonbeliever," Fiennes told me. "It's a wonderful, fresh way in seeing the story of Christ unfold through the eyes of a skeptic."

Fiennes is well-aware of Hollywood's past attempts to bring Bible stories to the big screen. Anybody choke on their popcorn during Noah and EXODUS: God and Kings?

The ever-diplomatic Fiennes did not name names, but he did refer to "revisionist films" that "polarized a lot of people." On the other hand, there are the cinephiles who took issue with "preachy and conservative and low-production value Christian films" that did not speak to them.

That's why Affirm Films and Sony Pictures went the extra mile to make sure they got Risen right.

"We strived very hard in getting the balance between cinema and Scripture," Fiennes said. "Working with the church communities in the process of making the film has allowed us to stay as true as possible to Scripture."

At the same time, they were also tasked with producing a solid work of art.

"It's a film, and we want people to have a great cinematic experience," Fiennes told me.

In other words—it's a night at the movies—not a Sunday morning church service.

"We are not selling religion or pushing religion," he said. "We are pushing for great cinema and great storytelling and I believe we got the balance right."

And so do many evangelical Christian leaders—most notably revered media critic Ted Baehr, chairman of the Christian Film and Television Commission.

"It is a very powerful dramatic movie," Baehr said in a video posted on his website. "It's a powerful heart-rending story. I recommend it for every Christian to take their friends to see Risen."

The film was also endorsed by a group of prominent Christian leaders and ministers.

"It's a movie that makes you think," said Chris Williamson, pastor of Strong Tower Bible Church. "It's not your typical Christian-themed movie—even though it's dominated with Christian themes. If you are an atheist, a new believer, an unbeliever—I think you can find yourself in this film."

Renowned Christian leader Rick White attended a screening of the film in Tennessee. He said the film demonstrates that "it's OK to ask the hard questions" on your spiritual journey.

Mr. Fiennes and Affirm Films and Sony Pictures have demonstrated a deep respect for the Christian faith. And in doing, so they have produced a film that will encourage and challenge and entertain a very diverse audience.

So as a fellow believer, I'd like to share these words with Sony Pictures—thank you.

He is risen. He is risen indeed!

Sherlock holmes-ish~ feel? If so i'm watching it

Wow! Cool dude.

And my mum still sucks at Candy crush. What a noob..

Das ist cool.

The Noah movie really sucks man.

Wait will they show it in Malaysia?

This post has been edited by tinarhian: Feb 23 2016, 09:54 PM

Malaysia? I think for that to happen....needs some prayers.

But I think most Church will play it for the members to see, quite sure the Youth will do it.

Pray hard dude.

Or just torrent.

Yeah, Pray hard.

Looks good man.

So you got married in your 20's?

Maybe she can do better in War Thunder! And No, I don't get any commission for getting people to play.

Yeah. In my twenties. You?

Man, I can't expect my noob mum to play that game? I even let her play PS4 games, she still sucks dude.

Sheesh...noobs..

Got married at 30, Past the age of 40.

Yeah got couple of normal hyperactive (too much for me to handle, at times drive me up the walls) kids.

This post has been edited by unknown warrior: Feb 23 2016, 10:19 PM

Passion of Christ was the closest.

Was it banned in Malaysia?