Jada

2008
PG-13
1 Std. 52 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,0/10

105

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Trailer for this faith based street drama

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Drama

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWhen a woman loses her husband in a car accident that was possibly a suicide, her previously peaceful life is sent into a tailspin: she is thrown out of her house and forced to move her two ... Alles lesenWhen a woman loses her husband in a car accident that was possibly a suicide, her previously peaceful life is sent into a tailspin: she is thrown out of her house and forced to move her two teenagers into the projects. Broke and devastated, she turns to the local church, where sh... Alles lesenWhen a woman loses her husband in a car accident that was possibly a suicide, her previously peaceful life is sent into a tailspin: she is thrown out of her house and forced to move her two teenagers into the projects. Broke and devastated, she turns to the local church, where she reconnects with her faith in God and finds empathetic individuals who help get her throu... Alles lesen

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,0/10

105

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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Jada

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Such A Waste

Jada had so much potential. it had a lovely story to it, the characters were good. i was really enjoying the movie. but then, out of the blue, a scene was used with very foul language and it was so jarring, so out of place with everything else that had taken place up until that point. i'm no prude, but it just about ruined the movie for me. you can't have a movie with religious themes and use language like that. you can't straddle two worlds. you'll end up being an outcast in either of them.

rzajac

Good intentions

I loved Dunbar in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, and I straightaway went prowling for something else showcasing his obvious talent.

Jada is a flawed movie. It's got some saving graces--of which the presence of Dunbar is one--but it suffers from some poor writing, and shaky pacing and scenario work. It's too bad! I'd love to see a superbly written/directed/edited vehicle for Dunbar. I wish the best for his career.

A side note: I'm not averse to religious messages, but to-date I've only found really satisfactory treatment of faith issues in films with no explicit religious agendas.