The movie from Sherwood Baptist is “Fireproof” not “Firewall”. “Firewall” was a Harrison Ford movie about a bank security officer whose family was held hostage to make him break through the defenses he set up and transfer money to an offshore account for the kidnappers.

My wife and I went to see “Fireproof” on opening night, and enjoyed it. Having been through a lot of what is portrayed in the film ourselves, we can affirm the importance of the movie’s message of never giving up, no matter how far gone you think things are. A timely message for our throw-away society.

(I remember Kentucky Fried Movie very well; just last month I was clowning around in the grocery store with a cucumber, doing the KFM “Are you familiar with the Penile Code?”/”We Mean No Harm to your planet” shticks from the ending sequence.)

Around 20 minutes in, you mentioned that “even those who don’t share our beliefs appreciate that our kid’s aren’t in jail”. According to Church For Men’s E-newsletter archives, Islam also makes a similar appeal to “getting results” with its rigid morality and modesty in an age of anything-goes.