“I think the message I got from the film is that nobody’s guaranteed the next hour… You really shouldn’t fear death because it’s inevitable. We’re just passing through. When you think about life like that, it’s really not that deep. Seeing it for the first time, I just had such a new, profound respect for life, a whole ‘nother outlook.

Taraji P. Henson

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

“…I think it’s when Mrs. Miller comes in that you begin to understand that the argument isn’t just within these insular walls of this church, that it involves issues of rigid belief systems, and broadening your mind and your heart. And it’s not just even about sending this guy down the river, and whether he molested this boy or not. It becomes about love, it becomes about friendship, it becomes about being an advocate for someone, it becomes about being nonjudgmental. When you’re in a religious environment, you’re not exposed to the world, and therefore your views are not challenged. They’re just not! They become very singular, and here I am and I represent the challenge.”

Viola Davis

Doubt the movie