I don't believe in demonic possession but I still found the film to be rather entertaining. Did people watch The Exorcist for entertainment or because they wanted to better understand demonic possession? I don't know.
I watch movies about aliens that I find entertaining, even though I don't believe in them either. (Well, I don't believe we know enough about any possible aliens to put them into a movie.)
What I found impressive is that this was rather low budget meaning it relied more on good dialogue as opposed to things like car chases and shootouts. It definitely succeeded in provide captivating conversation.
For me, the ending was predictable. As a result, the movie kind of lost my interest near the end.
Seeing Glenn Beck in the move was a turnoff as I don't like him. I also read that this was supposedly a pro-Christian movie and some reviewers panned it for that. I don't see how this movie would move someone one way or another.
I watch movies about aliens that I find entertaining, even though I don't believe in them either. (Well, I don't believe we know enough about any possible aliens to put them into a movie.)
What I found impressive is that this was rather low budget meaning it relied more on good dialogue as opposed to things like car chases and shootouts. It definitely succeeded in provide captivating conversation.
For me, the ending was predictable. As a result, the movie kind of lost my interest near the end.
Seeing Glenn Beck in the move was a turnoff as I don't like him. I also read that this was supposedly a pro-Christian movie and some reviewers panned it for that. I don't see how this movie would move someone one way or another.
