Courtesy of Motive Entertainment and Vivendi , you can be one of twenty lucky Hollywood Jesus readers to win a copy of this year’s documentary boxoffice surprise, Expelled, due out on DVD next week!
To enter for your chance at a free copy of the DVD, simply visit our Contact Form, select “Promotions” from the drop-down list, and enter the word “Expelled” in the message box. On October 19, we’ll draw, yes, TWENTY entries from the tons and tons we know we’ll receive. (U.S. addresses only, please. 18 years or older to enter.)
We’ll then contact you via the email address you leave for us to confirm your mailing address, which we will provide to the film’s promoters, solely for the purpose of awarding these prizes. DVDs will arrive a week or two after that.
Here’s some of what Vivendi has to say about the DVD release:
The film’s success speaks for itself. It opened in the Top 10, achieving the number 5 position on a per-screen average. It has already made its place in history as the Number 12 Top Grossing Documentary of all time, and the Number 1 Conservative Documentary. The initial buzz about the film was so intense that it became the #1 most popular blog on the Internet (3/24/08), the #6 Top search on Yahoo (4/8/08), and received over 2 million web hits, more than any other movie’s website during this time. All this, while surrounded by not only controversial subject matter, but a lawsuit from Yoko Ono claiming unfair copyright use as the film uses and critiques the John Lennon song “Imagine.” A federal judge noted the filmmakers would probably win on the doctrine of “Fair Use” and denied the motion for a preliminary injunction which would have removed the film from theaters.
Be sure to visit HJ’s complete and thorough coverage of Expelled’s theatrical release, both on our Movie pages and at Greg Wright’s SteinWatch blog.
















































October 16th, 2008 at 10:26 am
I have said for a long time with all the new abundance of research leaning toward ID. it accrued to me that some of most close minded religious people of our day are Collage professors.