Re: Language in brickfilms
We all have free speech.
But we all must use it responsibility.
I persoanlly don't want to watch such brickfilms, nor do I want to make them. It's almost always unnecessary, and why do something unnecessary when you know there's a whole segment of audience that won't watch it because of it.
I agree, there is almost no time in which a Lego movie can use profane language in an appropriate way.
I also try to back everything I do with scripture, and if what I do contradicts the Bible, then I shouldn't be doing it. So when it comes to cussing and the like, I find no where in scripture to back it; on the contrary, the Bible condemns the use of profane language.
"Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers." Ephesians 4:29.