Regarding B&tB, the fact that it has just a teency bit of ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity means it is to be totally avoided.
As Matto said back in 2016 on this thread (God bless him),
I think it is best to not watch any movies or TV shows at all because hollywood is of the antichrist and has always been of the antichrist and has always taken a leading role in the perversion of society.
Did I say that two years ago? I still think it is good advice. But I must admit that I have not lived up to that advice fully in the two years since I said it. In my late-youth I was a film buff and watched many movies including many immoral ones. And after I converted I avoided pretty much all movies for a while. But in the last two years I did watch a few movies, mostly old ones which I knew were decent (I did watch one cartoon I did not check out to see if it was safe beforehand and it turned out to be immoral so I had to stop watching it. I assumed it would be safe because it was a cartoon but I was mistaken), including a few I used to like that I thought were safe to watch. Less than ten. So I did drink some poison. Hopefully it was not a lethal dose. But it is dangerous. Even in the good old days.
Casablanca is from 1943 but it is immoral. There is a director, some of whose movies I loved, but he made a silent movie about ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity in the nineteen-twenties. There were perverted movies even then. I saw it and it was artistically brilliant but morally filthy. And there is another director whose movies I love (and his movies are decent for the most part) but I heard a rumor that he was a ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ (not openly because that vice was taboo in the time he lived). Most of the people who made movies were not good Catholics so you have to be careful, even if you do not believe there is a concerted Jєωιѕн conspiracy to pervert society. Artists in general have a reputation for being moral degenerates for the most part. And movies are full of beautiful women who could inspire lust even if they are not dressed immodestly like in some older movies under the Hays Code. I have a dangerous romantic streak which draws me to the arts just like I have a dangerous love for women. Perhaps I should learn to like Bresson because he was supposed to be a good Catholic. So I am not as strict as I was a few years ago in watching movies. But you really have to check to see if a movie is decent before you watch it, especially if was made after 1960.
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