Re: Theos-World Death in Hollywood
Feb 11, 1999 09:03 AM
by Rodolfo Don
>Just in addition to our discussions on the after death states - Last night
>I saw the film 'What Dreams May Come' with Robin Williams and Annabella
>Sciorra.
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>I think this film is definitely mixing up it's belief systems in an effort
>to make Christians and "new agers' happy. It fails to address so many
>issues that in the end it becomes another hollywood love story. For
>Example, is this their first incarnation - if not what about the children
>etc from previous incarnations? What about the differential in bodies
>available to spirits wanting incarnation? I could go on...but you get the
>picture.
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>Anybody else seen the film and have a comment?
>
>Darren
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I saw the film when it first came out and I loved it. Of course .... the
story is a big 'paella' of different belief systems. That's ok with me.
The movie most always represent a belief system, even if it shows
reincarnation the same way we believe to be true. I found the movie very
beautiful particularly the scenes with R. Williams flying through the
painting, that looked like a Van Gogh.
I have recommended the movie to at least a couple of my friends and always
on the basis of beauty. It is like "eye candy".
Rudy
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