Thread 18065239

>This is a picture of a movie projection at a church in London back in 1938
People literally went to church back in the days when my grandfather was a child not to listen to the pastor giving a sermon nor to sign religious hymns nor even to thank the Lord for blessings or ask him for forgivenes, but rather to watch a fucking movie.
Can anybody please tell me how people in the 1930s were anything but brainrotted to the core, being so addicted to watching films (in motion picture theatres, at home, at school, at work, and even at fucking church) that they couldn't spend more than a week on average without watching a movie?

>Not wanting to go hear about the magical flying jew and why you are born evil and need the magical flying jew's more magical flying jew daddy who is also him depending on your particular version of magical flying jew faith
Based

>This is what an audience watching Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator looked like in 1946
Something tells me that some things have not changed at all since then.

>>18065248
why do you fear this bible quote

>>18065239 (OP)
If the movie is wholesome it's ok.

>>18065249
It's mind boggling we don't get physical comedy films anymore. Chaplin and Keaton are still absolutely fucking hilarious to watch. I feel like Chan was the last great physical comedian.

>>18065255
says the guy pretending to be a jew, but actually is a goy

This is a group of children disturbing the audience's watching experience by playing around with toys during a film exhibition. As usual, kids have been rowdy and unable to sit still since quite a long while ago.
>>18065260
They should be open for confessions, receiving people in need of aid, and also coordinating local charity work, not for watching movies about guys fighting with swords and gunz or hot lesbian sex.
>>18065264
LiveLeak (RIP) and rekt threads were the spiritual successors to the slapstick comedy genre.

>This is a photograph from the early 1940s of a girl eating an ice cream cone while watching a film.
This is how the obesity epidemic in America. People stopped just eating for the sake of satiating their hunger, and began to eat for the sake of having something to do while consuming entertainment. As much as people like to feel nostalgic about the pre-1960 era, the period immediately prior to the 1960s was the reason why America ended up the way it did from then on.

>>18065239 (OP)
>not to listen to the pastor giving a sermon nor to sign religious hymns nor even to thank the Lord for blessings or ask him for forgivenes
Do (you) do any of this, OP?

>>18065248
Alright thats enough

>>18065423
KEK

>>18065423
This is unironically what every single Covenanter believes.
>>18065386
Yes, OP here. I go to church for all this.