Moon Ring

2011
1h 54min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn 1969, a jealous ex-boyfriend murders seventeen-year-old Gabriel Williams and brutally beats his girlfriend, Lizzy Liles. Billy Meyer attacks him as they are leaving a beautiful lake point... Tout lireIn 1969, a jealous ex-boyfriend murders seventeen-year-old Gabriel Williams and brutally beats his girlfriend, Lizzy Liles. Billy Meyer attacks him as they are leaving a beautiful lake point after making love for the first time. His body is disposed of down an old work shaft and ... Tout lireIn 1969, a jealous ex-boyfriend murders seventeen-year-old Gabriel Williams and brutally beats his girlfriend, Lizzy Liles. Billy Meyer attacks him as they are leaving a beautiful lake point after making love for the first time. His body is disposed of down an old work shaft and life as he knows it changes forever. Gabriel turns his back on heaven to return to earth ... Tout lire

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Don't Waste Your Time

Moon Ring was Jerry Van Dyke's last feature film. It's a shame his last effort was in such a terrible movie. However, he isn't to blame for this hot mess. This film was poorly directed by Scott Loye, and the lead actors were horrible. But worse than the directing and acting, Scott Loye's writing was atrocious. He displayed no feel for tension, drama, or romance. Moon Ring was painfully predictable and mind-numbingly boring throughout. It couldn't keep the interest of viewers because it never got their interest in the first place. Every scene in this film has been done much better in other movies. The good news is that virtually no one has seen it. It's my misfortune that I have.

If you want to be entertained, watch an episode of Coach and enjoy the greatness that was Jerry Van Dyke.