Chuck Bryant

And they really interact in some surprising ways that are sensible when you see it laid out, but you might not necessarily be walking around thinking about.

But on the other side, if you look up movies about forgiveness, almost all of them were produced by a megachurch somewhere in the south.

Or you've got Magnolia and then the Fisher King are like the two legitimate contenders for movies about forgiveness.

Well, I don't know because I think there's a fine line sometimes between redemption stories and forgiveness stories.

Okay.

They can kind of go hand in hand.

There are plenty of redemption stories.

Okay, like what?

What, redemption stories?

Yeah, let's hear it.

Oh, I mean, Hoosiers?

Hoosiers?

One of the great sports redemption movies.

Okay.

I think that's a pretty loose definition of redemption.

No, you kidding me?

Former alcoholic coach who was not working because of some bad deeds gets redeemed by leading a team to a championship?

Dennis Hopper gets redeemed as the alcoholic father?

Wait a minute.

Was Gene Hackman on the road to redemption?