NOTE TO READERS (from Doug / Uncola): This piece was NOT written by me, but is a response to my earlier “Bird Box” article. The following essay was e-mailed to me by Plato Publius, a regular commenter here on The Burning Platform. Other than cursory proof-reading adjustments for punctuation and formatting Plato’s selected headings, photos, and links, this article is posted on behalf of Plato Publius and at his request:
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Guest Post by Plato Publius
I find it intriguing that my observations of “Bird Box” mirrored Uncola’s, particularly his description here:
In spite of its viral buzz during the final days of the year, as we watched ‘Bird Box’, we were mostly underwhelmed, except for the ‘B-movie’ satisfaction of our ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K)’commentary as the scenes unfurled.
WARNING: SPOILER ALERT!
FAITH, LOVE, HOPE
Uncola’s analysis of the “faith” and “courage” aspects of the film were amazing and VERY true, but didn’t go far enough.
Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.
– Hebrews 11:1 King James Version (KJV)
