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An average TV movie quality, totally formula story of religious fanatic (Ron Perlman, who gives good "I'm not just the President of 'Psychos R Us,' I'm also a client.")
Has the standard background story to give sympathy to the religious fanatic (wife and son killed in a police raid a few years previous).
The story is a tremendous bore, involving a subject which itself bores bores me stiff: religious guilt.
Otherwise, it teems mainly with clichés and stereotypes: mountain people are either dumb white trash of the fanatically religious or ragged racist kind, or wise white Indians.
This odd hybrid of adventure film, love story and religious parable trivializes the very insights it tries to communicate.
Sorry, not a "mystery" as claimed, it is religious mumbo-jumbo.
This movie is way too religious and preachy and is REALLY unrealistic.
The religious subtext simply seemed forced but it was clear Sam Hamm must have thought it was profound by the weight he gave it.
Pretty incoherent movie about a man who belonged to and left a 1960s superficially hippie religious cult, who fights them sixteen years later.
One has a significant and poignant message, the other is as one-dimensional as a religious movie can get.
Agent Smith, for as bad-ass as he was in the first movie, seemed to get all religious and preachy.
Bettie did not leave the biz because she thought it was morally wrong or had religious issues (though she became a born-again later in life, through the influence of her 3rd husband- a minister).
I Myself born and bread in America and through my religious classes and teachings I have been taught to cherish my country and work to contribute to the society.
The nonsensical decision to make the character played by Robert DeNiro (in his most overdone performance, and that's saying a lot) into a religious fanatic is ridiculous, and exemplary of attitudes harbored by Hollywood (and Mr. Scorcese especially)- attitudes that compel writers to think that the best way to make a character insane is to tattoo a crucifix on his back.
I work at a video store, and I KNOW the ONLY reason people went to see this movie was because they were religious and they thought it was.
The nerd who made this movie is obviously very religious and knows slightly about the game of poker, but I doubt he's ever played above 3-6.
Strange Nightmare movie, very heavy on religious imagery and bad acting.
Starting of story tried Chaos to borrow ideas from Butterfly effect, then in between little religious harmony at the cost of insulting Hinduism (Once again I insult Hinduism more but this movie has no equal and my insult is same for religion in general which may have made this movie intellectual one.)
I have nothing against religious movies.
Religious people need something to watch on a Saturday night, I guess.
It's about Jesus/GOD!! It's the same kind of sappy sanctimonious religious drivel you get from those arch idiots who wrestle for Jesus, or pump iron for Jesus.
Headed by Pat Robertson, the unscrupulous, megalomaniacal founder and leader of the Christian Coalition, "The 700 Club" takes us from misinformation to misunderstanding, broadcasting "news" as they like to think of it and trying to convince its audience that all of the world's problems are to blame on homosexuals, Wiccans, New Age spiritualists, Muslims, Jews, Hindus, non-Fundamentalist Christians, Democrats, single mothers, foreigners, feminists, evolutionists, environmentalists, NASA scientists, and anyone else who doesn't share their fanatical religious views.
What is it with Americans and their hang-up with religious gobbledy-gook?
Part two is a very prototypic example of a straight-to-video sequel, meaning the creative and convoluted plot of the original has been simplified a lot in favor of more action, more witty one-liners and a lot more eerie religious scenery.
'Nobody knows anybody' is a conspiracy theory thriller about a Satanist/nut bomber targeting the religious festivities of Seville during Holy Week.
It is yet another thinly veiled, evangalizing "rapture" religious movie with the good guys (the believers) suddenly vanishing and the bad guys (the non-believers)left behind.
Though this could have be interesting without the heavy religious browbeating, as a whole the plodding movie makes one gag, the acting is horrible and the obviously computer-generated simulations are very fake looking.
Unless your some religious kook or an uptight female you can probably view a silly film such as this without getting all worked up about the content and I personally had a totally innocuous feeling towards this before and after watching it.
I'm not offended by religious movies... but I am offended when these religious movies just happen to be extremely awful.
However none of this will matter in that millions of families will no doubt embrace the film for it's wholesomeness and it's religious leanings; and who can blame them.
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