Heaven Sent

Heaven Sent is a lovable, good-hearted movie that I found to be great. The actors were great and I think that we will see much more of the bright new actor (Vincent Kartheiser) in upcoming movies.

All up I think this was a great movie and well worth the hour and a half.

Now I have seen many movies in my time but none as graphical and suspenseful as this one. This movie unfortunately didn't make it to the movies but i personally think it should have.

It's about a troubled boy who lives with his mother and one day gets hit by a car. He then meets his angel 'Howard' and from then on his life changes

an excellent movie and great actors help this one to be in my top 10 list

This story of a teen-rebel that is reformed by a visit from a bumbling angel has its heart in the right place but is ruined by a really bad script, The plot holes don't even have the virtue of being bad enough to be laughable, just bad enough to suck the life out of the film.

Vincent Kartheiser (now Conner on WB's Angel) was convincing in his first principal role but most of the others were just treading water. Overall I'd give this one a miss

I have always enjoyed guardian angels stories (Angels in the outfield for example). In this story Eddie Chandler is killed running into a car when he was escaping from a store where I tried to lift something. Suddenly Eddie was walking in the corridors of the hospital and meets Howard who tries to explain that a mistake has happened. So Eddie must within three days improve himself following the advices of Howard. There have very interesting talk about trust and faith.

The story becomes interesting when we known that Kathy Chandler works in a company in which strange things happen and Eddie will be involved in dangerous events.

In this film I enjoyed also the moment of the children's choir: Howard just helps thge choir director and the children to sing henvenly.

Good performances of David Bowe, Wilford Brimley, Vincent Kartheiser, Mary Bet Mc Donough, Geoffrey Lower, K. C. Clyde and Barbara Jane Reams.

A bare bones script which is sadly outdated. Made for Christian cable TV and it shows. The cast seems to have been pulled away from a little league picnic. It's as if someone is off-screen holding the script so they can read their lines. May be an effective way to "punish" your teen after too much video gaming.