It pushes a definition and call to discipleship, and shows a message of pushing away from past faults into a message of grace. In its messages, it pushes men towards taking responsibility for their own actions and for following the dictates of God. As well, there are many admonishments directed towards men in order to push them towards “biblical manhood” as opposed to the definitions of manhood as given by the culture.įunctionally, the movie had some decent messages in and of themselves. They discuss their lives, bringing out a lot of the typical issues directed towards men such as pornography, sexual unfaithfulness, and other issues. Tony Evans appears predominantly in this film along with others such as Kirk Franklin, Jon Kitna, Tony Dungy, and others. Only 10 other movies have managed to cross the $100 million domestic box-office mark in their first weekends, led by “Spider-Man 3” with $151 million in May 2007 and “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” with $135.6 million in 2006, the biggest July opening on record.Foundationally, this movie is a documentary that purports to explore what it is to be a real man in a world where there is confusion about masculinity. It also features the late Australian actor Heath Ledger in what turned out to be his last completed screen role, as Batman’s arch nemesis, the Joker. “Dark Knight,” picking up where that film left off, reunites director Chris Nolan and star Christian Bale as the Caped Crusader.
The last Batman movie, 2005’s “Batman Begins,” grossed nearly $49 million its first weekend in North America and went on to collect about $372 million worldwide. “Revenge of the Sith,” by comparison, grossed $108.4 million in its first Friday-through-Sunday frame from far fewer theaters than “Dark Knight.” Box office analysts say the film is almost certain to surpass the $100.1 million debut rung up in May by “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,” which would make “Dark Knight” the biggest opening so far this year.
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