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W7-Feb 22 Spiritual education
Time Bandits was a film with lots of symbolism. I think the biggest one was the illusion between God and the devil a lot. Where they don't really think they call each other that, but they tend to allude to them alot. I think it is a great concept to have this time traveling story where the main Character, Kevin embarks on with the dwarfs.

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