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BRIGHAM YOUNG (The "Frontiersman" was added for the European release), telling the story the great pioneer leader, who under inspiration brought members of the Mormon faith (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)out to the Salt Lake Valley in 1847, after mobs murdered their prophet/leader, Joseph Smith (played by Vincent Price), was brought to the screen in 1940, just as America was about to enter World War II.
It was a daring move on Fox chief, Darryl F. Zanuck and it was a breath of fresh air to the Mormon people, as this was the first film attempt to favorably show their faith on the screen.
Many years after the film he married a Latter-saint woman and was eventually converted to the LDS faith.
I think he is just a person who lost the purport in his life and faith in good, justice and love.
Either due to ignorance on the British part, or too much faith in superior firepower on the American side.
It's plain and simple to see that she has taken a leap of faith stepped outside of the 'chick-flick' genre she's used to.
Mayer had a lot of faith in her and her appearance in "Torrent" justified that.
It is programmes like this that restore one's faith in television drama, whilst at the same time making it almost impossible to settle for most of the garbage that is increasingly filling the airwaves.
Helen's attempt to save his soul-- after leaving him and taking their child at a time when this was unheard of--is a triumph of hope, hope and faith in the worth of every human life and soul, however misguided, however sinful that person may be.
Markham's constancy may then be seen as her reward for her faith and unyielding moral character.
I think if you were to ask most JW's whether they expect a miracle cure because of their faith, you will find they do not.
In summary I believe that this film is one of the worlds great documentaries as it is forthright, honestly portrayed and a great witness to the Christian faith!
It's all about your own personal faith in romance and destiny.
Sam Neill is excellent as Michael Chamberlain, a Seventh-Day adventist pastor, who has doubts about his faith and perhaps about his wife.
It is a very touching story about a beautiful family support and faith for their children and a special dream for their youngest son and his sister.
A film like this restores my jaded faith in Hollywood.
The traditional Western is synonymous with wide open spaces, clearcut morality, inevitable storylines, the optimistic faith in a hero's ability to shape his own destiny, to escape his past.
jonny could keep such hope and faith was amazing.
i know jonny will see this and i want to thank him so much for sharing such faith,strenght,and humor with me .thank
Maybe some of the more esoteric points defy "logic", but a great many religious matters accepted "on faith" fail to pass the smell test.
If you're going to accept whatever faith you subscribe to you can certainly accept a movie.
I had started to lose my faith in films of recent being inundated with the typical Genre Hollywood film.
But, then I saw Zentropa (Europa) and my faith was renewed.
I would have liked to have seen more vulnerability in Lucy Liu's portrayal, whenever she sees him in his various frazzled states, the man she loves and for whom she is performing a mission based on blind faith, some restrained vulnerability and flashes of genuine sympathy and concern would have made it a less one dimensional performance on her part.
You have a doctor, (Fred in TFJ, Jack in Lost), a psychic, (Liana in TFJ, Desmond in Lost,) a man of faith, (Varian in TFJ, and Locke, in Lost,) see the similarities?
The problem with any belief (an abstract), dependent on faith (an abstract), is that no concrete evidence is provided.
It is not about faith, it is about delution.So many directors have made far better films about faith, and they are not pathetic!!!!
Mosley doesn't entirely know what to believe, the kid or his ex partner of 20 years but he puts his faith into the kid and the thrill ride begins.
Anyone who watches this movie will sit there thinking, hoping, that eventually something will happen, that there will be a laugh, or something, anything, will happen to break the slow motion dragging along, wondering if they should get up and leave now or have faith that maybe something is going to happen, but it never does.
I have lost all faith in critics.
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