Talk:Adam's Apples

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My edit, reverted by Mr. Trlovejoy, appears to me a good example of mindless reverting any anonymous contribution which is quite usual for Wikipedia.

There are many professional critical responses, according to which, this move is a 'Biblical allegory' or even a 'modern version of Job'. Thus, addition of Book of Job category was more than reasonable, since many movies based on Book of Job interpretation are included in this category.
This movie is not a 'Euproa Corp. film' by any means, you can check IMDb for that. It was produced by M & M Productions and distributed in Scandinavia by Nordisk Film. It was only distributed by Europa Corp. in France, thus it's plain to see, addition of that category is excessive.

I am going to reverse the reverting, and please, don't revert me again. Better use your mental abilities. That's what mainly distincts a human from an ape.--95.37.197.46 (talk) 04:34, 27 May 2014 (UTC)Reply

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