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Joseph Crowley 
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posted on 18/07/2006 07:44
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<DIV><FONT size=1>Where you been Calgary Dude, </FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=1>James Earl Jones could never play the role of God. He went
over to the Dark Side (no pun intended) in Adventures of the Starkiller:
Episode 1 - The Star Wars, circa 1977. And before any of you Jedi
Junkies go Chewbacca on me, I know James Earl Jones only did the voice of
Darth Vader but I'd be willing to wager the gross ticket sales
for it's opening weekend, $1,554,475.00 (Approx. $5.3M in today's
dollars.) - if Mr. Jones had a nickel for every time someone did a bad
imitation of him as Darth Vader, he probably wouldn't be doing back flips in
commercials for Verizon today. </FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=1>P.S. That famous Darth Vader line that everyone imitates
so badly was not "Luke, I am your father.", it was actually "No, I am your
father." </FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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Calgary Dude ( 1)
posted on 18/07/2006 04:54
How about the great James Earl Jones for the voice of the Lord??? Cosby is also
a good choice and whilst it is true that Samuel Jackson does have a good voice
for the part, his roles and language do prevent one from enjoying his acting
role in place of the Lord to say the least....
You just can't get a more beautiful resounding voice then the great James Earl
Jones!!!
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my two cents 
( 538)
posted on 18/07/2006 03:14
A black man playing God? How ridiculous, black people don't even have morals or
souls! They don't get into
heaven. .
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HeyKanye 
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posted on 17/07/2006 20:10
You can tell from the picture accompanying this 'news' that the following
statement in the article is a little (a lot!?) off the mark -
"... but Samuel was deemed to be the perfect person to play God."
If that's not enough, look up some of the things he's said about major
opponents of US and of our leaders elected by US.
Then try to take him seriously in anything except
'to-say-and-do-what-I-say-for-pay' gig in a movie. Another Hwood joke on US.
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Mattie C ( 1)
posted on 17/07/2006 18:12
What does Jesus LOOK LIKE...Say what again, mutha f**ka, I dare you, I double
dare you muther f**ker, say what one more goddamn time.
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laughingmask ( 1)
posted on 17/07/2006 17:46
LMAO! Okay first off the verses in pulp fiction do NOT exist in the bible. Also
I agree Bill Cosby would be great! I could imagine him saying "Let there be
puddin'!"
XD
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The spoken WORD ( 1)
posted on 17/07/2006 17:45
Looking at the condition of people of color all over God's planet. It not a
wonder that a man of color was chosen to be the voice of God. Knowing what a
word is and the vibrations that is created by the voice. I see that the
producers chose to use a voice that was created as the first man. i could go
futher but i will stop .
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js ( 1)
posted on 17/07/2006 15:26
Looks like he's just doing New Testament, so no Ezekiel.
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Mick in ANP ( 1)
posted on 17/07/2006 15:14
I think the sociopolitical fascism Mr. Crowley may be reffering to is not by
Samuel L. Jackson but by Danny Glover. Anyhow, I would by this just to hear Mr.
Jackson read from Ezekeiel like he did in the movie "Pulp Fiction". Will
gunshots be included after that bit?
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Pete T ( 1)
posted on 17/07/2006 12:29
What else does god say besides "let there be light"??
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