Are You Into Vampire Movies?

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   lilmissmontanaposted 11 years ago

   I know young girls are in love with the Twilight Saga. I never got into the movies because I wasn't a fan of Bella, and I didn't care for the mushy love story.
   
   Now, I LOVE the Underworld Series! In my mind, vampires are not supposed to be sparkly and sweet, but morbid and kinda gross. Plus, I love Kate Beckinsale in those movies. She's gorgeous!
   
   Do you like vampires? What is your favorite vampire movie?

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      faraujo120posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Not really, however, I did enjoy the Twilight saga, but then again, who didn't right? hehe

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         Brenda Durhamposted 11 years agoin reply to this

         I didn't.
         Vampires are monsters.  Young girls were't meant to fall in love with monsters.
         I think the Twilight series and similar ones are just plain wrong.
         
         I don't mind a horror movie as long as the monsters are shown for what they are.  I even like Resident Evil somewhat.   
         But I cringe every time I think of people (especially Christians and their teenagers) watching Twilight.

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            JMcFarlandposted 11 years agoin reply to this

            lol it's a work of FICTION.  Who cares how it's portrayed if people like it?  Unlike your biblical mythology, everybody KNOWS that these stories aren't real.  That's what makes them stories.  Christians boycotting or rallying against stories like Twilight or Harry Potter is just ridiculous.  It's a lot more moral than a lot of the bible stories you like to mention.

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               Brenda Durhamposted 11 years agoin reply to this

               Did I give the impression that I didn't know Twilight's a work of fiction?
               lol
               Then let me correct that right now----I know Twilight's a work of fiction.
               Satisfied?
               

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                  JMcFarlandposted 11 years agoin reply to this

                  good!  Then there's no problem.

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                     Brenda Durhamposted 11 years agoin reply to this

                     I wouldn't go that far.
                     You did label my belief in God as mythology, plus made a couple of other insulting remarks.   But hey I'm not in the mood to fight right now.  So yeah, it's okay.

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                        JMcFarlandposted 11 years agoin reply to this

                        how is disagreeing with your position while expressing my own insulting to you?

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                           Brenda Durhamposted 11 years agoin reply to this

                           Hmm... could it be because you used the word "ridiculous" and compared the morality of the Bible to a vampire-obsessed-girl movie?
                           
                           But I'm not mad about it.  I just was pointing that out.

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                              JMcFarlandposted 11 years agoin reply to this

                              and I'm entitled to my opinion, just like you are entitled to yours.  How are opinions insulting?  I would wager that you have  a lot of opinions (from what I've seen from you on other forums) about Islam, Paganism, atheists, etc.  Are your opinions insulting to those others, or are they just opinions?
                              
                              The only thing I said was ridiculous was christians boycotting these works of fiction for no reason.  Not the religion itself.
                              
                              The harry potter books have no sex, and teach valuable lessons.  the twilight series was written by a mormon, and discusses the issue of premarital sex (how you should not have it) as well as other principles.  The bible talks about rape, murder, slaughter, the ordered killing of the unborn, rage, jealousy, prescriptions for causing a miscarriage, putting to death people that disagree with you, cursing a group of children and causing them to be eaten by bears (sent by god) and more.

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                                 Brenda Durhamposted 11 years agoin reply to this

                                 There is a reason for boycotting those movies like Harry Potter.
                                 I haven't boycotted them, but if others want to, then more power to them!
                                 
                                 Harry Potter?--------witchcraft.  Totally against the Bible.   Yes, even "harmless" witchcraft.   Because there is no such thing as a "harmless" warlock or "white witch".   Witchcraft, even if perceived as harmless by the "witch" and the targeted individual, is manipulation at the core.  I know some Christians, even, who can't seem to grasp the underlying seriousness of shows like that.
                                 Sure, it can be watched by some people just for the entertainment value of it;  but not impressionable children or adults who don't know how to process its effect on their psyche.
                                 
                                 As far as the Bible's events,  there was always a reason for the things that happened,  if God made it happen.
                                 There are, however, some things that people in the Bible did that were their own choices.   So...just because something is recorded there doesn't mean the act itself was always right.

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                                    JMcFarlandposted 11 years agoin reply to this

                                    witchcraft.  You mean saying something and having something happen as a result?  Kind of like miracles?  that kind of witchcraft?
                                    
                                    Or are you the type who wants to tie all witches to stakes to roast cause the bible says so?
                                    
                                    I can't understand any good reason for an all-powerful, all-knowing and all-loving god to command the slaughter of infants and unborn children, even going so far as to command the army to rip the women's pregnant bellies open.  that sounds like a wonderfully moral god to me.

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   Anna Havenposted 11 years ago

   I like the Underworld movies too, especially Kraven. The story is really well scripted covered the past, present and also setting up the future. I  also like John Carpenter's Vampires as I found it quite gripping.

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   josephbarrettposted 11 years ago

   I also like Underworld movie series too but I also very like Abraham Lincoln, the story of this movie is very interesting.

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      lilmissmontanaposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I didn't too much care for Abraham Lincoln. Maybe it's because movies set into older times don't intrigue me.
      
      And Anna I don't think I've heard of John Carpenter's Vampires.

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   shin_rocka04posted 11 years ago

   I'm not the biggest fan of the Twilight series, but I do love Underworld. I'm always excited when there's a new film in the works.

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   donotfearposted 11 years ago

   Nope, I'm not into vampires.  But I AM crazy about zombie shows......like the 'Walking Dead'!!

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      lilmissmontanaposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Oh yes! I loved The Walking Dead. My TV provider doesn't carry the station its played on anymore though. Now I have to wait for it on Netflix and I've kind of lost track of the story.

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   innersmiffposted 11 years ago

   To find a good vampire movie you'll have to go as far back as the 30s with Bela Lugosi's 'Dracula', and then Murnau's 'Nosferatu'. I haven't found any vampire film since then to be especially interesting. It's just blood and sex and blahh. Boring. 'Twilight' was horribly boring nonsense, but I didn't think there was much to "ruin" in the first place

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   faraujo120posted 11 years ago

   Stephenie Meyers has a new movie coming out called "The Host" has anyone seen it yet? And if so, what'd ya think? Dying to know.

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   faraujo120posted 11 years ago

   Anyone here see Django Unchained? If so, what did you think of it? I am going to check it out when it comes out on dvd. Also, The Great Gatsby is coming to theaters this summer, anyone going to check that one out? What upcoming movies are you all looking forward to seeing  and why?

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