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Faith and FOMO in Everything Everywhere All at Once

Maybe our ‘best life’ isn’t the version in which we have it all, but the one where we live as those who have been loved.

Loved this movie, and love this perspective! There were so many things I loved about it that I haven’t unpacked them all even after seeing it 3 times so far with plans for a few more viewings already. But one things that stands out now is how her sacrificial love brought more people TO love, just like Jesus. Her sacrifice for Joy, the way Evelyn gave up her own ego to tell her father the truth about Joy & Becky, the way she no longer had to defeat everyone in battle but “fought” with love as her husband demonstrated for her — it brought the family together and helped save Joy’s life & soul. Such a beautiful moment and movie in countless ways. Thanks for sharing your perspective.

I thought it was a terrible movie, couldn’t get into it. Waste of time.

How)/why are all these reviews by "Christians" all avoiding the nasty sexual content. Literally, you say nothing about it, so you lead people here to think it might be a worthwhile brain exercise to go see it. How have we gotten to the point that you just ignore this stuff? I am finding no articles that explicitly say it was gross, instead, I guess portraying things like anal penetration as a portal is no big deal, BDSM being fulfilling to someone is worthwhile and just fine..... It's crazy.

Hi Dawn, Thanks for asking this question. There are two places I'd point you to that might help explain our approach here at Think Christian.

First, our About Us page: https://thinkchristian.net/about

And secondly, this previous TC article: 'Should Christians Watch Sexually Explicit Movies?' https://thinkchristian.net/should-christians-watch-sexually-explicit-movies