leantwon
Joined May 2018
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leantwon's rating
It's funny. I'm actually a fan of all the Dragon Heart movies. But I think this one is my least favorite byfar. Ill give it points for being family friendly and lighthearted. The CGi is certainly better than DragonHeart 3 or 4.
But the dialogue was god-awlful and the pacing was atrocious. Some of the scenes were just overly corny. I just can't with this one.
But the dialogue was god-awlful and the pacing was atrocious. Some of the scenes were just overly corny. I just can't with this one.
Michael Manson did a great job as a 1st time director.
The first few movies in the "God's Not Dead" franchise were so corny. The antagonists in the first few movies were stereotype atheists and borderline cartoon characters. GND3 actually seemingly had real characters that had real relatable issues and doubts about their faith. It actually tackles the problems with Christian victimology without being too heavy handed. v
The problem with this movie is the that it has too many unnecessary scenes. There are boring stretches of time that could have been cut out.
Even though it has some serious slow parts I give it points for attempting to tackle a different point of view than the originals.
The first few movies in the "God's Not Dead" franchise were so corny. The antagonists in the first few movies were stereotype atheists and borderline cartoon characters. GND3 actually seemingly had real characters that had real relatable issues and doubts about their faith. It actually tackles the problems with Christian victimology without being too heavy handed. v
The problem with this movie is the that it has too many unnecessary scenes. There are boring stretches of time that could have been cut out.
Even though it has some serious slow parts I give it points for attempting to tackle a different point of view than the originals.