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This week the bois are back and are more than happy to share their thoughts on some very different movies. Noah talks about Superman II and how Superman gives up his power and responsibility just to figure out that in actuality he is not able to and he must go back to his father and beg to be forgiven and to accept the role that is his. Elias talks about the much more recent film Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves and how in that movie we see the protagonist, Edgin, as he tries to go and rescue his daughter as well as create a new found family and repair the broken relationships he has left behind him, just as how we hurt the people we care about with our own sin and hurt them even further by denying that sin in the first place.

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This week Noah and Elias are back at their regular tomfoolery and have some interesting presentations for this week. Noah wants to talk about orphans, just in general; our culture has an obsession with them and from a religious perspective it makes sense when you consider that while not many people are orphans we do have a severed relationship with our heavenly father that we are all trying to restore. Elias talks about something a bit targeted and discusses Tangled and how just like her we are held captive by evil and are taught to shun the light and stay away from the truth of our own divine birthright.

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This week is much like our others, but tomorrow is Halloween! We're not doing anything too crazy to celebrate, but we do have some good movies to talk about! Elias starts off this week with a classic, E.T., and how it shows many of Christ's traits and characteristics in the main character and their journey. Noah then jumps into talking about the year round classic of Harry Potter, specifically the Chamber of Secrets and how Harry has to accept that inherent to his nature he is a true Gryffindor, and nothing can change that.

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This week Elias and Noah are once again silly as all get out, but when we are silly for all the right reasons it's ok. Elias talks about Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro and how one of the prevailing themes is that kindness always wins and prevails over evil. Noah on the other hand talks about The Goo Goo Dolls hit song Iris and how the lyrics in the song illustrate how we have pushed away from God and the peace that He has offered us just so we can actively choose sin so as to avoid being vulnerable with Him.

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This week Elias and Noah get together and discuss Jesus with their trademark silliness. Elias talks about Charlotte's Web and how Charlotte saves Wilbur when, by his very nature, he is destined to die. Noah goes in an opposite direction though and talks about how in Sinbad, Proteus was willing to sacrifice himself to save his friend Sinbad and how in doing this Sinbad now has a moral obligation towards living a better life.

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This week the bois are here to talk about, once again, vastly different movies. Elias is talking about Legally Blonde and how the pain of the sudden breakup and rejection despite her expectation for a proposal puts her on a really good life path and helps her to find her calling, similar to how Peter and the rest of the Disciples were expecting Jesus to be a Messiah on their terms and were able to serve him in spite of that. Noah on the other hand is talking about the Haunted Mansion movie and how Satan's lies are easy to see through once you can accept that you sometimes need to set aside your emotions and look at the situation you are placed in in an objective sense.

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This week the bois are back and somehow they are both talking about anime! Elias starts us off and talks about the film The Wind Rises and how important it is to pursue your passions as you have been put here on earth for a reason. Noah on the other hand talks about Star Wars: Visions Season 2 Episode 6 and how the dancer in that episode is similar to God in that she throws away all possible safety in order to pursue her son and provide a way for them to be reunited.

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This week, Noah and Elias once again discuss very different movies and endeavor to highlight their similarities in how they both point to Christ. It is a timeless tale, and you may wonder, how do they approach this task? Well, Noah talks about how throughout the film Indiana grows and changes not just by suffering, but by also witnessing suffering. Elias talks about the Korean film Parasite and how in that movie it shows that sin taints all of us equally, even as the characters worship other things and try to climb their social ladders that do not end up mattering by the end of the film.

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This week Noah and Elias are back at it and are talking about some vastly different movies. Noah talks about the AI The Entity and how in order for it to be right about what you will do you have to believe that it has that power, just like the false gods we worship whereas God has power no matter what you believe. Elias on the other hand talks about Polar Express and how each of the main characters are each a different type of skeptic that culminates in them all truly believing when they can see Santa Claus.

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This week we have the Bois and engaging in their usual silliness. Noah talks about the song Everybody Wants to Rule the World by Tears for Fears and how we have to step into the light and be cleansed by it instead of hiding from it. Elias on the other hand talks about Soul and how Joe Gardner has to learn the difference between a passion and a purpose, just like how we have a purpose in Christ but different passions.