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To: Buggman; xzins; Corin Stormhands; P-Marlowe; Alamo-Girl

Is the movie as good as the Luther film a couple years back?


31 posted on 09/19/2006 9:06:25 AM PDT by blue-duncan
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To: blue-duncan
Luther was great. I have heard of this one, I haven't seen it yet.

There is another one coming out which I have screened. It's very good, and appropriate for kids as well. Check it out. It hits theaters at the end of this month.

FACING THE GIANTS


41 posted on 09/19/2006 11:49:45 AM PDT by I'm ALL Right! (There's a fine, fine line between a stoat and a sporkweasel.)
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To: blue-duncan
From what I've seen (trailers, cuts on TBN), this is going to be excellent!

John Rhys-Davies is great as Mordecai. He plays it exactly like it should be. The guy that plays Baltar on "Battlestar Galactica" is the actor who portrays Haman..and he is utterly evil! John Noble (Lord Denethor in "Lord of the Rings") plays a Persian prince/lord.

The scenery is exquisite, and the storyline follows the Book of Esther fairly closely. The film is not technically from Esther, but from a book by Tommy Tenney, "One Night with the King" (the film's title).

Sadly, although the film is going to be quite good (unlike the other films Matt Crouch has produced), it'll go nowhere...because Hollywood won't support it. Even though it's a strong Jewish story, the elite of Hollywood will have nothing to to with it because it was made by a Christian.

I would recommend everyone to see this film...not because it's by a Christian filmmaker, but because this honestly looks like a fantastic movie!
50 posted on 09/19/2006 12:07:18 PM PDT by hoagy62 (America: SUPREME!)
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