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Gramps Goes to College

  • 2014
  • 1h 42min
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1,4/10
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Gramps Goes to College (2014)
Workaholic Ty Bounds retires after 35 years as a computer programmer, and seeks ways to spend his time serving God. Following the Holy Spirit's lead, he returns to college to wage war against secular humanism and mentor a new generation in truth-seeking.
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen workaholic Ty Bounds retires after 35 years as a computer programmer, he seeks ways to spend his time serving God. Following the Holy Spirit's lead, he returns to college to wage war ag... Tout lireWhen workaholic Ty Bounds retires after 35 years as a computer programmer, he seeks ways to spend his time serving God. Following the Holy Spirit's lead, he returns to college to wage war against secular humanism and mentor a new generation in truth-seeking.When workaholic Ty Bounds retires after 35 years as a computer programmer, he seeks ways to spend his time serving God. Following the Holy Spirit's lead, he returns to college to wage war against secular humanism and mentor a new generation in truth-seeking.

  • Réalisation
    • Chip Rossetti
  • Scénario
    • Donald James Parker
  • Casting principal
    • Donald James Parker
    • Kera O'Bryon
    • Chip Rossetti
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  • NOTE IMDb
    1,4/10
    282
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Chip Rossetti
    • Scénario
      • Donald James Parker
    • Casting principal
      • Donald James Parker
      • Kera O'Bryon
      • Chip Rossetti
    • 13avis d'utilisateurs
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 1 nomination au total

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    Donald James Parker
    • Gramps
    Kera O'Bryon
    • Barbara Carter
    Chip Rossetti
    Chip Rossetti
    • Heckler #2
    Courtney Lee Simpson
    Courtney Lee Simpson
    • Stephanie Carter
    Rusty Martin
    • Brad Hanson
    • (as Rusty Martin Jr.)
    Carol Anderson
    Carol Anderson
    • Professor Tucker
    Kaitlin Borst
    • Michaela Morris
    Markus Porter
    • Heckler #1
    David Vandergriff
    • Professor Vaughn White
    Timothy Paul Taylor
    • Ted
    Lori Ann Overly
    • Extra(mom…
    Sam Purkey
    • Jase
    • (as Samuel Charles Purkey)
    Abby Cate
    • Jessie
    Jared Louis Lovett
    • Computer Guy 1
    Stretch Cleeland
    • Biology Professor
    Hanna Barker
    • Angela
    Michael Scifo
    • Frank
    Savannah Lyle
    • Partier
    • Réalisation
      • Chip Rossetti
    • Scénario
      • Donald James Parker
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    1markleachsa-1

    Wut??? Wut??? What just happened?

    A friend tricked me into watching this, telling me it was an early Jim Carey movie. I think I'm going to have to disown that friend.

    The acting is ... reluctant middle schooler at best, and the dialogue is more cringy than Dumb and Dumber, which by contrast is a story about two of the finest physics geniuses on the planet.

    I skipped forward a few scenes from the gym scene - which was jaw-droppingly bad in itself - to take in a diatribe about modern political leanings which allowed such biblical monstrosities as co-ed dorms. Satan is alive and well and living in co-ed dorms apparently. Be aware, students!

    And I can only confess that those were the highlights of this one-reeler as far as I could tell. I'm a live-and-let live type, but this was a live-and-then-burn-in-hell-for-all-eternity-because-God-loves-you-and-because-you-disagree-with-my-point-of-view movie.

    Technically, the bloopers are perhaps the highlight of the movie, and luckily there are enough of those to keep an eye out for, such as badly placed mirrors reflecting the crew. The rest is more embarrassing than accidentally discovering your grandparents having sex. I actually found myself blushing at how awful this movie is, between my groans of distress at how awful this movie is., and protests at blatantly false claims and how awful this movie is.

    It won an award for the scriptwriter, producer and star of the movie (all the same guy) and curious and bewildered at how it won an actual award, I looked it up. It was awarded by a faith organisation that has strong ties to the writer, producer and star (again, all the same guy.)

    What a coincidence. Astonishing really.

    Now, who can I trick into believing this is an early Richard Gere movie...?
    3whitkeaton

    Carol Anderson was the best thing about this

    Seriously Carol, your acting far surpassed that of anybody else's. Again, David John Parker your writing and direction has led to yet another hilariously embarrassing film. However, at least I can say it was an entertaining film.
    1dioriomark

    Horrible Movie, Horrible Person

    This is the WORST Christian movie of all times. Every aspect of it is either manipulative, lying, or flat out cringy. The first warning sign is when the college biology professor tells her students to ditch their religious beliefs. In what universe would this happen? Oh, let me back up a bit. The reason why this old coot goes to college is that "we're at war," and he is going to be the champion to dispel the myth of evolution. Oh wait, there's more! Donald James Parker, wrote, directed and made himself the lead character, giving himself super- human geriatric powers. He is a grand master at chess, pro ball player, long distance runner that beats 20-year-olds, and yes, even a lady's man. But being such a prude, he won't succumb to a 'woman's charm'. Now ask yourself, why does a 60 something man need to have so many movies where he plays the lead with young girls? In seeing interviews with Donald, you can see a hypocritical dark side to this man. He supports a rapist bragging about rape, saying it's "just locker room talk." So, you can either avoid this movie, period, or have fun and watch it on you tube where a commentator will share the laughs and groans with you. And Donald, if you're reading, get this: We see your hypocrisy and twisted mind. Your movies reek of desperation to be liked.
    1completeditmate

    Genuinely horrific

    The most embarrassing, self-indulgent, ignorant bilge I've ever seen. No review here will do justice in how truly awful this is.

    Even removing the tragic science denial and ludicrous, over exaggerated religious thread - The guy produces enough cringe to power the entire USA for the next 1000 years.

    Donald James Parker has found an outlet to promote religious dogma while showcasing to the world his athletic prowess, undeniable sexual attraction, hyper intelligence, chess mastery, tennis supremacy - you name it, this 60+ year old can do it - and better than anyone. That includes these young whipper snappers who think they can outrun him over a 2mile stretch or biology professors who think they know more than he does.

    Fortunately the world won't be seeing this and it's viewership is limited to some poor individuals such as myself and a selection of christian fanatics who will no doubt be swooning over Donald.

    0/10 - probably the worst thing ever committed to film.
    1NickGagnon942

    Was this supposed to be this awful?

    Gramps Goes to College is about a older man (later nicknamed Gramps) who decides to go to college so he can teach people about his faith. Its a preachy, stupid film that is more propaganda than actual film making. Gramps is a very unlikable character. He just goes back to school to preach and be a annoyance to the school system. However the main professor comes off a cartoon and tells the students that there is no God much like Kevin Sorbo in Gods Not Dead. Aside from spreading his faith Gramps starts a sports team but only wants Christians on his team. Again this shows how unlikable he is by actually discriminating against people of other faiths. In one instance he gets asked for an autograph for standing up to the professor and he actually turns the kids down. Gramps never learns or grows from his collage experience he just stays a unlikable man who goes and rants about religion and one of fluoride in the water. The film gets more insane as one of the college girls actually dies at a party and comes back to life and she claims she went to Hell. The whole film comes off like the crazed ramblings of a cranky old man. Then again this film was made by the same people who made one of the most bigoted films ever made The Right to Believe. Gramps Goes to College is just a very painful and annoying film only to be seen to poke fun at.

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    • Date de sortie
      • 2014 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Site officiel
      • Official Site
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Crossville, Tennessee, États-Unis
    • Sociétés de production
      • Rossetti Productions
      • Sword of the Spirit Publishing
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      • 1h 42min(102 min)
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      • 16:9 HD

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