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Luminous · 05-09-2009, 04:11 PM

I watched this movie about a month ago:

http://www.bloodline-themovie.com/

It's about the Jesus and Mary conspiracy, but that's not the real value of this movie. What is important about it is the subtext-- what it doesn't quite say in so many words about the Vatican and who is really in power behind the scenes.

It talks about the Priory of Sion, and the PoS contact the filmmaker interviewed, Nick Haywood, gave me the chills.

And then the games that "they" played with the filmmakers, the merry chase they led them on-- it just all seemed so staged to me. And the question arises, Why play such a game, and for what reason would these things be "revealed" to these particular filmmakers and researchers? And Bruce Burgess, the filmmaker, had the good sense to ask those things, but didn't get a straight answer.

You can watch the film on the website, but failing that, you can get it through Netflix, like I did.

There's way more going on in the Vatican than we can even imagine.

05-09-2009, 04:11 PM	#19
Luminous Avalon Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 23	Re: Secrets of the Vatican I watched this movie about a month ago: http://www.bloodline-themovie.com/ It's about the Jesus and Mary conspiracy, but that's not the real value of this movie. What is important about it is the subtext-- what it doesn't quite say in so many words about the Vatican and who is really in power behind the scenes. It talks about the Priory of Sion, and the PoS contact the filmmaker interviewed, Nick Haywood, gave me the chills. And then the games that "they" played with the filmmakers, the merry chase they led them on-- it just all seemed so staged to me. And the question arises, Why play such a game, and for what reason would these things be "revealed" to these particular filmmakers and researchers? And Bruce Burgess, the filmmaker, had the good sense to ask those things, but didn't get a straight answer. You can watch the film on the website, but failing that, you can get it through Netflix, like I did. There's way more going on in the Vatican than we can even imagine.