| Actors: Daniel Kruse, Jeremiah Guelzo, Hugh McLean, Reid Dalton, Rodney Harter Director: Danny Carrales Genres: Drama Sub-Genres: Drama Studio: DRC Films Format: DVD - Color DVD Release Date: 07/01/2008 Release Year: 2008 Run Time: 1hr 45min Screens: Color Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 2 MPAA Rating: Unrated Languages: English |
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  | Pilgrim's Progress Journey to Heaven Actors: Daniel Kruse, Jeremiah Guelzo, Hugh McLean, Reid Dalton, Rodney Harter Director: Danny Carrales Genres: Drama UR 2008 1hr 45min Praised as "powerful" by Chuck Colson and "amazing" by Lee Strobel, this modern adaptation of John Bunyan's classic is a film you won't want to miss! Follow Christian in his allego |
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Member Movie Reviews David A. from MARSHFIELD, WI Reviewed on 11/3/2015... I wanted to like this movie, I enjoy Christian allegories such as the "Chronicles of Narnia". I have not read "Pilgrim's Progress", but it is mentioned in "Little Women" as one of the character's favorite books. The film is very disjointed and episodic, with little to no effort spent on explaining what is happening. It is very obvious the point is to reach heaven, but there are very wierd moments. When the interpreter (Holy Spirit?) is showing the main character a woman in despair over her sins and talking about how she is going to hell, no explanation is made, they just move on to the next door. How is despair a lesson? What is the point of that scene? Why didn't anyone tell the woman God is merciful?
Another random scene is when a character named "fearless" cuts down 4 enemies with his sword on his way to heaven, end of scene, never mentioned again. I won't go on any more, but if the Kendrick Brothers films (Courageous/Fireproof/Facing the Giants) are the big leagues, this film is pure tee-ball. If you are the director or acted in this movie, thank you for making this film, I know you meant well. Hope this doesn't hurt your feelings. |
