Comments on: Children of Men (2006) http://stevebrownetc.com/podcasts/watching-theology/children-of-men-2006/ This blog needs a description! Fri, 21 Nov 2008 01:17:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Stephanie http://stevebrownetc.com/podcasts/watching-theology/children-of-men-2006/#comment-9187 Stephanie Sat, 03 Nov 2007 02:00:25 +0000 http://stevebrownetc.com/podcasts/watching-theology/children-of-men-2006/#comment-9187 I can not stand to hear that! I just found you and was having a wonderful time listening. I have not yet listened to this most recent podcast but say your vague reference to "changes". Thank you for all the good listening! I can not stand to hear that! I just found you and was having a wonderful time listening. I have not yet listened to this most recent podcast but say your vague reference to "changes".

Thank you for all the good listening!

]]> By: Christov http://stevebrownetc.com/podcasts/watching-theology/children-of-men-2006/#comment-8617 Christov Thu, 25 Oct 2007 01:07:25 +0000 http://stevebrownetc.com/podcasts/watching-theology/children-of-men-2006/#comment-8617 Bummer. I'll miss your WT eps, and will tune in more often to your WTD show, even though I've got some kind of functional impairment that keeps me from getting your director's scores (it's not your fault - it's me, really). Of course I'm familiar with James' detective novels, but never knew she'd written anything outside that genre, nor that any of her work had been used as the basis for a film. This was an interesting show to me because my wife and I have been "diagnosed" with medically unexplained infertility. Probably an as yet undiscovered DNA typo - perhaps the same one that renders me unable to comprehend aforesaid director scores or to multiply fractions. Short of some miracle, when it comes to reproducing after the human kind, we're the ones who are "done." As a genetic dead-end and one who would probably qualify as rabidly nationalistic, this cast was doubly interesting. While I disagree with Joe's comment that the current floodtide of immigration is the fuel upon which this nation's arguably broken economy runs, and I'm guessing James is a sort of one-world, UN-loving ideologue of sorts, I enjoyed the discussion and am interested enough that I'll probably watch the movie. You guys will probably be missed around here - at least by me. Ciao, Chris Bummer. I'll miss your WT eps, and will tune in more often to your WTD show, even though I've got some kind of functional impairment that keeps me from getting your director's scores (it's not your fault - it's me, really).

Of course I'm familiar with James' detective novels, but never knew she'd written anything outside that genre, nor that any of her work had been used as the basis for a film. This was an interesting show to me because my wife and I have been "diagnosed" with medically unexplained infertility. Probably an as yet undiscovered DNA typo - perhaps the same one that renders me unable to comprehend aforesaid director scores or to multiply fractions. Short of some miracle, when it comes to reproducing after the human kind, we're the ones who are "done."

As a genetic dead-end and one who would probably qualify as rabidly nationalistic, this cast was doubly interesting. While I disagree with Joe's comment that the current floodtide of immigration is the fuel upon which this nation's arguably broken economy runs, and I'm guessing James is a sort of one-world, UN-loving ideologue of sorts, I enjoyed the discussion and am interested enough that I'll probably watch the movie.

You guys will probably be missed around here - at least by me.

Ciao,

Chris

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