Godly Dragon Reviews and Apologetics

 It's been a very long time since I consistently did reviews on my channel. I wonder what's come out in the last couple years that I haven't reviewed. Wait...did I ever review the new Jurassic World movie that came last year? I didn't? Well that's embarrassing...I should get to it.  So...Jurassic World Dominion. The first thing I want to make clear is that I will be reviewing the theatrical version of the film, since that is the version everyone saw in theaters. If enough people want me to review the extended version, I will save that for a separate video. Jurassic World Dominion was one of if not my most anticipated film of 2022, since it had been four years since Fallen Kingdom came out. When the film finally came out, I went to see it in IMAX over at the Irvine Spectrum and they were having a big promotion. Here's a picture of me with a dinosaur. So cute. The theater was pretty packed too, with long lines to get snacks. It might've been one of the biggest

 Fire. Water. Earth. Air. Oops...wrong Avatar. So, uh, hey. Welcome back to Godly Dragon Reviews, and today we're going to look at James Cameron's Avatar franchise. Back in December 2009, the first Avatar was released in theaters and when I was a teenager I went with my mom and dad to see it. We saw it in 3D and I was just blown away from start to finish. It introduced me to a whole new world of cinema. But, that was back when I wasn't a Christian. I am a Christian now, and last Christmas I had the pleasure of seeing the sequel, subtitled The Way of Water. When I returned to the Avatar franchise without rose colored glasses on, I started to question the underlying themes. Many Christians out there are not too fond of Avatar, while others like myself seem alright with it. So I think it's time we took an objective look at the franchise to see if there are any redemptive qualities that Christians can get out of it.  Avatar is the story of a paraplegic ex-marine named Jake

 Hey there everyone. Welcome back to Godly Dragon Reviews. I know it's been a very long time since I've done a review, but I appreciate you all for being very patient. I've been on hiatus on video making for a while due to a lot of tough times in life, and I've also been taking a break to produce music, link in the description below. I've made several EPs and also a few albums and my artist name is Den of Dragons. So if you wanna listen to some good Christian music, check out my soundcloud. and I am also on major streaming services like Spotify.  Anyway, today I am going to review the new Dungeons and Dragons movie that came out at the end of March. I saw it in theaters, but now that it's on Paramount+ I think now is a good time to review it. First, some background. This movie is based on the worldwide phenomenon known as Dungeons and Dragons, a fantasy roleplaying game invented back in the 80s during the satanic panic. This game is controversial among Christian