Review of The Book Thief (2013) by Jan S — 25 Feb 2014
Sadly, our nation has lost it's soul so much, just as it's lost it's freedoms to the elite and it's debt to the communist Hun in China.. that this movie will never be seen or appreciated by most people.
It has no sex, and only limited violence. It is more personal, as personal as my brothers in Kiev who died for freedom, and as personal as a first aid Girl who shot survived. I regret we've chosen hate, entertainment and 'feelings' over our heritage values of all-the-people privacies, human dignity of financial freedoms, and the love of God to love the downcast and unbecoming.
Even so, I find this an amazing journey...like turning the pages of the children I failed to save in the ward in Guangdong, and like the multiple times I missed divine appointments to smile and show love and acceptance to those who hurt me and others.
I hope some will read this...and like veterans who bleed abroad for human right to be valued; turn and remember...those who gave so much, lost so very much....and in our humility.... still feel at a lost to not have blessed God by doing more.
How will you use so great a fleeting liberty..today my dearest?
This review of The Book Thief (2013) was written by Jan S on 25 Feb 2014.
The Book Thief has generally received positive reviews.
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