Mar 20, 2023
Moore on Avatar
Russell Moore didn’t like Avatar…I didn’t really like his review (and I haven’t even seen the movie)
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I think it is one thing to be guarded against being seduced by harmful ideas, but sometimes we can just enjoy things for what they are. While not the most amazing or original narrative, Avatar in 3D is an astounding visual spectacle that was (for once) completely worth my $12.75.
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