There is so much trash out there that it's hard to find a movie to watch, especially as a Christian family. I want to thank you for making Mercy Rule!
I've read other reviews specifically one saying that this movie is a rallying cry to be anti-environment. I completely disagree this is a movie that is about an underdog who is being put down by the global bureaucratic Corporation.
I must admit, I was skeptical when I saw this movie on Netflix, and I only watched it because I had nothing better to watch. It started off a little rough, but I actually really enjoyed it.
As a Christian, I'm often a little disappointed by some films that come out labeled as such. Usually the writing is sub-standard and the cast has a handful of people who can act surrounded by folks who have yet to refine the skill.
I totally got lost on this movie more than once. I was hoping for it to be a good Christian film which glorifies God.
Hey guys, it's your boy riley-99 again. I'm writing for one of the best films i have ever seen starring our favuorite Christian actor, kirk cameron (the man himself).
This was touted as a Christian family movie, having been made by a prominent actor who has starred in successful Christian movies in the past. My wife and I decided to watch it with the greatest anticipation of a good hour or two well spent.
I don't know what to say. I have projectile vomiting due to the motion sickness inducing camera work, and I'm more than a little freaked out by the way Kirk Cameron tries to get his message across.
Mercy Rule is a family values film by the husband and wife Christian team of Kirk Cameron and Chelsea Noble. That it went direct to video speaks volumes about the faith the studios had in this one.
