The ‘90s were especially frustrating for this reviewer. Never before had so many films been made presenting different cultures, yet there were few I could recommend. While many of those movies had good storylines and positive messages, most also embraced objectionable content. So far, the year 2000 fares no better. Although “Price of Glory” showcases the Hispanic community and contains strong family values, like most films coming from Hollywood these days, it also includes several irreverent uses of both God’s name and Christ’s. Their names have become mere exclamations for screenwriters and actors. Though we are not the movie police and we won’t “ticket” you for seeing a film we do not recommend. However, we do want to make this a site you can trust. It is our goal to recommend uplifting films for your family, films that teach, entertain, or edify. That means we must draw the line somewhere. Indeed, the line is drawn. We will not recommend a film that profanes God’s name.
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