Exorcism of Emily Rose Questions - Page 5

CoMaToSe · 08-30-2005, 05:51 AM

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ehh.. doesnt look too scary, I guess you have to believe in that stuff to find it scary. We could easily take this to a religious debate, so I'll just throw some facts out there...

in 1998 the vatican finally acknowleged that most of the symptoms that were thought to be possessions were simply mental illnesses and dont require an exorcism... the mind is IMO the most amazing, perplexing thing existing in nature, when things dont go right in there, some pretty messed up conditions can occur. blaming these on the devil is perposterous...

still, there are some genuiune possesions as well. When people start floating above their beds, speaking ancient languages, and performing impossible contourtions, you got something goin on

Blase · 08-30-2005, 06:05 AM

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When people start floating above their beds, speaking ancient languages, and performing impossible contourtions, you got something goin on

I suppose there is credible evidence to support the fact that almost every law of physics was broken in these possessions?

CoMaToSe · 08-30-2005, 06:10 AM

No, not all "possessions". Im certain that most of the possesions were in fact mental illness, but the real ones involved stuff like that.

Blase · 08-30-2005, 06:15 AM

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but the real ones involved stuff like that.

The real ones being...?

I'm sure "real" possesions that defy gravity and allow a head to spin 360 would be well documented somewhere, so, let's see them.

Akuma · 08-30-2005, 06:37 AM

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No, not all "possessions". Im certain that most of the possesions were in fact mental illness, but the real ones involved stuff like that.

Wow...

That is all.

St@tIc · 08-30-2005, 06:55 AM

the movie is about a little girl in germany named emily rose. she was possed (of course) and at the time nobody knew what to do. she did end up dying from it but the strange thing is when all this was happening to her a movie in the US came out ......can u guess which movie that was?

Tripper · 08-30-2005, 02:29 PM

[quote="St@tIc":b0ca6]the movie is about a little girl in germany named emily rose. she was possed (of course) and at the time nobody knew what to do. she did end up dying from it but the strange thing is when all this was happening to her a movie in the US came out ......can u guess which movie that was?[/quote:b0ca6]

Deep Throat?

Pyro · 08-30-2005, 02:30 PM

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Resident Evil, the game, made me afraid to go outside during the middle of the day.

I was 8 at the time though.

Same thing happened to me when I first saw Stephen King's "It". I was 7 years old... cry:

That movie was terrible...The book owns the living shit out of it. Guess it got whored down because it was on network tv and not cable.

I know that now, after Ive seen it dozens of times. But being 7 years old and watching it was a bad idea. Considering the fact that I watched "Pett Semetary" or w/e just 2 years later or so doesnt make it better.

Pet Semetary was fucked the first time I watched it. I was scared shitless.

jujumantb · 08-30-2005, 02:35 PM

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ehh.. doesnt look too scary, I guess you have to believe in that stuff to find it scary. We could easily take this to a religious debate, so I'll just throw some facts out there...

in 1998 the vatican finally acknowleged that most of the symptoms that were thought to be possessions were simply mental illnesses and dont require an exorcism... the mind is IMO the most amazing, perplexing thing existing in nature, when things dont go right in there, some pretty messed up conditions can occur. blaming these on the devil is perposterous...

still, there are some genuiune possesions as well. When people start floating above their beds, speaking ancient languages, and performing impossible contourtions, you got something goin on

I honestly thought you were joking at first haha...

hollywood has really got in your head... wow... no, nobody has EVER floated over their bed or done impossible contortions outside of movies... I'm sure some of these nutcases start rambling nonsensical stuff that some people might think is "some ancient language"... but its not... just a crazy person being crazy. I didnt know people even believed that type of shit was real... I guess nobody cares about evidence anymore...

mR.cLeAn · 08-30-2005, 05:13 PM

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ehh.. doesnt look too scary, I guess you have to believe in that stuff to find it scary. We could easily take this to a religious debate, so I'll just throw some facts out there...

in 1998 the vatican finally acknowleged that most of the symptoms that were thought to be possessions were simply mental illnesses and dont require an exorcism... the mind is IMO the most amazing, perplexing thing existing in nature, when things dont go right in there, some pretty messed up conditions can occur. blaming these on the devil is perposterous...

still, there are some genuiune possesions as well. When people start floating above their beds, speaking ancient languages, and performing impossible contourtions, you got something goin on

I honestly thought you were joking at first haha...

hollywood has really got in your head... wow... no, nobody has EVER floated over their bed or done impossible contortions outside of movies... I'm sure some of these nutcases start rambling nonsensical stuff that some people might think is "some ancient language"... but its not... just a crazy person being crazy. I didnt know people even believed that type of shit was real... I guess nobody cares about evidence anymore...

Evidence goes out the window when faith is involved.

And since demons, and exorcims deal w/ what you believe ... you might think that if there is something so horrific like this, there must be something much better like adult heaven.

So are people better of not believing in anything? Joining Scientology - which is wackier than Jackson, or being an atheist (unsure of spelling)

I guess you would have to witness it yourself to believe it. I believe I've seen ghosts therefore I believe in spirits therefore I believe in exorcisms, even though I've never seen one.

I also believe in Aliens, so that makes me weird to some.

Coleman · 08-30-2005, 07:16 PM

[quote="mR.cLeAn":f4e5c]I guess you would have to witness it yourself to believe it. I believe I've seen ghosts therefore I believe in spirits therefore I believe in exorcisms, even though I've never seen one.[/quote:f4e5c]

rdeyes · 09-10-2005, 12:29 PM

[quote="St@tIc":2cd24]the movie is about a little girl in germany named emily rose. she was possed (of course) and at the time nobody knew what to do. she did end up dying from it but the strange thing is when all this was happening to her a movie in the US came out ......can u guess which movie that was?[/quote:2cd24]

its not really about emily rose ...

[url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anneliese_Michel"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anneliese_Michel[/url]

Nyck · 09-10-2005, 12:32 PM

I actually just read the 1st post in this topic and you are fucking queer. go to hell and die you fucking pussy

you ever notice that none of this shit ever happens now...it was all back in the 50s and shit. I chalk it up to brain diseases. Fuck she could have turrets that makes her yell out cusswords... sleeping:

Doctor Duffy · 09-10-2005, 12:36 PM

My dad was telling me that suppossedly my grandmothers sister, while they were still in Ireland, had the same thing happen to her. My dad also said, from the commercial we had just see a couple seconds before he mentioned it, that the movie exaggerated it - he told me, from what he remembers his grandmother remembering, that she was constantly having seizures and screaming, so they took her to the Catholic priest, and thats about the whole story I got out of him.

Pretty freaky stuff.

Akuma · 09-10-2005, 12:37 PM

Oh man, I saw it last night... What a lame movie. It's not the story of an exorcism, it's bascially a courtroom drama about this thread. One side was trying to prove that it was demons, the other that it was a mental disease. The stuff you see in the trailers are just flashbacks during the court case.

I feel so ripped off...