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Victoria Pilot, Jennifer Poppe, Griffin Cork, Morgan LeBlanc, Kyra Macpherson, Nathan Horch, Aleisha Anderson, Ed Ogum, Jeffrey Sawalha, Lindsay Christopher, Cerise Pepper, Susan Ruth Kamunya, and Trevor Plett in Father of Nations (2022)

Review by astroboardgaming

Father of Nations

2/10

A Dystopian Christian Movie

This movie was really disappointing as it was slow-movie, had maybe 10 minutes of actual action and had long stretches of Christian-themed dialogue and narration...and when I say long stretches, I really mean that. Oh, and frequent ones too.

I don't have an issue with a Christian movie per se, but it is not one I or the others in my group wanted to watch. I actually looked at the film synopsis during the movie to see if I had missed it when I read about it and it isn't mentioned--and it really should be--since it is really the main focus of the movie. I was expecting a dystopian survival drama and instead watched a religious movie that could have really had any theme but just so happened to have a dystopian one. There was even some Libertarian political messaging in it.

The cinematography was good but it began to wear on you after awhile because there was a lot and it became pretty "samey". I didn't really have very high expectations going into the movie but it was actually worse than I thought it was going to be.

This movie might be what some are looking for, but it certainly isn't for most people. Is there a Christian SciFi genre? I don't know, but if that's your jam, then you may like it but don't expect it to be action-packed.
  • astroboardgaming
  • Oct 9, 2022

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