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"Soultaker" is a low budget, silly film about a group of 20-something year olds being pursued by an angel of death.
He takes orders from a puffy faced angel of death, who you might recognize as the puffy faced villain from Tango & Cash and as the puffy faced cyborg from Future War.
This man looks like a Hell's angel.
He finds a friend that seems to be an angel but he's quickly killed off and electricuted in a hillarious scene in which he looks more like a Christmas tree.
Meanwhile, in another world (Heaven) angel Daniel (David Arquette, who had already been in Muppets from Space) visits the 'Boss' (Whoopi Goldberg, another reason I wanted to see the film) to show that Kermit really needs help.
This is where Daniel is sent as Kermit's guardian angel to try and help him, but Kermit is not in the mood, and eventually ends up saying "I wish I was never born".
The plot involves a group of reporters/experts going to examine the mysterious appearance of an angel (John Travolta) in the midwest.
The angel proves to be less saintly and more worldly than we would expect, and that's what makes it entertaining.
His interest in women and the Beatles takes a new spin on the angel thing.
The romantic side of this film involves Michael the angel trying to get Andie MacDowell and William Hurt together.
He can do meanies like in Pulp Fiction, but he makes the perfect funky angel, and it's hard to imagine anyone doing a better (equally slobby) job with it.
I also liked the scene with the angel waiting at the bus stop, smoking a cigarette.
Yes it masquerades as a kids' film, but even now I find it really dark in places, particularly the haunting music that is played each time the guardian angel woman is on the screen, and her rather hypnotic eyes and voice.
What a tearful moment when they meet a "good ole' country boy" on that eternal road, only to discover he is an angel, sent out to find 'em, and "sure neighbor, of course dogs are allowed into heaven."
Hurt, McDowell, and Pastorelli are quite good as the jaded news staffers who have a hard time accepting they've met an angel but this is Travolta's show and he rules as the pot-bellied, sugar-eating, cookie-smelling, pie-loving, Aretha-loving, bull-chasing Michael, an angel who just isn't what you think you of when you think of angels.
He knows he's Michael, a cigar smoking, womanizing, magical arch angel that came down to live with a dying lady and is now in a car with the staff of "The National Mirror" and their dog, Sparky, on the way to Chicago.
Continuing his comeback, John Travolta played a mildly twisted angel in "Michael".
Rigg is wonderful as the rescuing angel who saves Scott from doom, as is the whole cast.
The plot is difficult to summarize, so just know that the story includes: agents trying to evacuate a city, God in a cowboy hat, the selling of angel wings, and a sick orphan (but it all works).
Michael is a very "human angel" (If their is such).
Bill Hurt and Robert Pastorelli are great as fellow reporters, each bent on proving the hoax of the angel on earth.
Chicago reporter Frank Quinlan decided to go to Iowa to confirm the existence of a so-called angel.
When they arrived at the destination, they found that the angel Michael was quite different from what they expected.
Jonathan Pryce sings like an angel.
Dark and brooding Heathcliff reduced to the state of a golden-locked angel, frail and angellic Catherine presented as a chubby, melon-breasted heffer, meek and weak Linton is a peeping tom, and innocent Isabel becomes Sara Michelle-Gellar's character from Cruel Intentions.
The angels run around the forest naked for the most part of the movie, but though they might have the body of an angel, their faces sure look like Joan Rivers on a bad day.
The lovely Eva Longoria Parker plays Kate, who dies after an ice angel crushes her before the "I do's" with fiancé Henry(Paul Rudd).
Cary Grant was an angel in "The Bishop's Wife" (1947).
The supernatural, vengeful police officer is back for a third installment, this time acting as guardian angel for a wrongfully accused female cop.
Also, Sally plays an angel in the play with one word to day: "Hark!"
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