sundale
Joined Jul 2006
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sundale's rating
..., all converging in one glorious location. Forget world strife, Covid, unemployment, evictions, hunger, paycheck to paycheck living, debt that can never be repaid and the pervasive adversarial stance of Americans toward each other. Three chatty billionaires displaying their depth of knowledge about we common folk and their undying pledge to empathize and help us. What poppycock.
I make no apologizes for being a Christian. However, I will make no apologizes for this movie. I knew its subject matter prior to viewing it. I sort of knew what to expect; I just expected it to be presented in a more professional way.
The cricisisms of the acting and dialogue are on point. The Groundhog day aspect of the film was SO repetivitve that I said to my wife, "If he wakes up one more time from a dream, I'm putting this spoon through my head." (We were having dinner at the time.) The lead actor (whose real life wife co-starred) is in several Christian movies. He's not a good actor but not a bad actor, either. Obviously done on a slim budget, this must be taken into account. If you're yearning for a rapture-type movie, take a look. You may turn it off after 30 minutes...or follow it to its telegraphed ending. If you're looking for a terrific movie, with a Christian theme, I'd put this one way down my list.
The cricisisms of the acting and dialogue are on point. The Groundhog day aspect of the film was SO repetivitve that I said to my wife, "If he wakes up one more time from a dream, I'm putting this spoon through my head." (We were having dinner at the time.) The lead actor (whose real life wife co-starred) is in several Christian movies. He's not a good actor but not a bad actor, either. Obviously done on a slim budget, this must be taken into account. If you're yearning for a rapture-type movie, take a look. You may turn it off after 30 minutes...or follow it to its telegraphed ending. If you're looking for a terrific movie, with a Christian theme, I'd put this one way down my list.
And will append to this comment ('review') later on. (Assuming that's allowed.)
I am actually writing to respond to the reviewer who believed that there was a miscue at the beginning of the movie--stating that it was 5 months after the end of the war. He says that WWII ended on September 2, 1945. That is accurate; however, GERMANY surrendered unconditionally in early MAY of 1945. The war in the Pacific continued until September. So, yes, five months after the conclusion of the war in the European Theatre and it still being 1945 makes sense.
I am actually writing to respond to the reviewer who believed that there was a miscue at the beginning of the movie--stating that it was 5 months after the end of the war. He says that WWII ended on September 2, 1945. That is accurate; however, GERMANY surrendered unconditionally in early MAY of 1945. The war in the Pacific continued until September. So, yes, five months after the conclusion of the war in the European Theatre and it still being 1945 makes sense.