There are numerous movies that have been made that feature a person selling their soul to the devil. Some of the movies are The Devil's Advocate, The Devil and Max Devlin, All That Money Can Buy, and Bedazzled.
I can't think of many good films with that general theme, but I vaguely remember Angel Heart (1987) is quite entertaining.
Crossroads comes to mind.
Bedazzled
Ghost Rider
because i watched the movie is it true edit from an experienced : the movie isn't based on a true story, but the massage your getting from the movie is "sell your soul and you ill have the life you dreamed of" which means that you can give your soul or sell your soul to get a desired thing which is real, but in return your soul will serve "the devil" or "the entity" you sold your soul for after death, which makes you a slave after death, so the movie is kind of advertising this thing to be good and i personally asked many people about it, and i was surprised because after they watched the movie selling their soul wasn't considered a bad thing, and that's all they want to tell you from the movie, but it isn't based on a real story.
Evil people are said to have sold their soul to the Devil. If he collects on the debt, the person loses their soul or dies.
I haven't seen it, but I've heard it mentioned before. I believe the movie was called Devil's Food. But, I could be mistaken, as I said, it's not one I am familiar with.
no you have to apply for it
Dr Faustus sells his soul to the devil for power and knowledge.
"Selling your soul to the Devil"
"Selling your soul to the Devil"
The concept of selling one's soul is not recognized or supported by any legal system. Soul-selling is a fictional or metaphorical concept found in literature and folklore, but it does not have any legal or enforceable implications in the real world.
You start by selling your soul to the Devil.
by selling his soul to the devil
No ,Absolutely not
Benet wrote "The Devil and Daniel Webster" in 1937.
Any story is just that. Probably has not happen.
because i watched the movie is it true edit from an experienced : the movie isn't based on a true story, but the massage your getting from the movie is "sell your soul and you ill have the life you dreamed of" which means that you can give your soul or sell your soul to get a desired thing which is real, but in return your soul will serve "the devil" or "the entity" you sold your soul for after death, which makes you a slave after death, so the movie is kind of advertising this thing to be good and i personally asked many people about it, and i was surprised because after they watched the movie selling their soul wasn't considered a bad thing, and that's all they want to tell you from the movie, but it isn't based on a real story.
There are lots of Fairy Tales that speak of selling one's soul to the devil, usually for fame and fortune. The person whom sold their soul usually had twenty years before forefeiting their soul, thus going to hell.
The idea of selling your soul to the devil requires belief the devil exists, then belief that the devil has the power to offer something of value in return. The crazy thing is that someone who believes the devil exists also believes that nothing that could ever be offered in this life would be worth an eternal price. In other words, the very notion of selling one's soul is no more than a myth. Wikipedia says a deal with the devil is a cultural motif, best exemplified by the legend of Faust. Wikipedia explains, "The person offers his or her soul in exchange for diabolical favours. Those favours vary by the tale, but tend to include youth, knowledge, wealth, fame, or power."In summary, it is only a Faustian myth that you can sell your soul to the devil, not an idea that has always existed in Christian societies.
The notion of selling one's soul to the devil is of medieval origin, beginning with the ninth-century apocryphal story of the fifth-century Theophilus selling his soul and then repenting. This idea is far too late for the Bible.