Carole Davis, Darwyn Carson, David Duchovny
Once upon a time, in the 1980s and early 1990s, American independent movies did not seek to merely ape Hollywood formulas. They were more than just feature-length resumes for shrewd, enterprising film...( read more
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DVD Release Date: November 2, 2004
Stats: 118 reviews
An exploration into modern spirituality, but don't let that off put you. The violence and sex create an intensity not often seen in American cinema. Like it or hate it (seems to often some religious sects), it will stir up debate and leave a lasting impression.
This movie is about Sharron. Sharron is a switch board operator for 411 information. Sharron is a lost soul in darkness, living without God. Sharron is witnessed to by two men. She first shuts the door in their faces but then reopens it and lets them in. They witness to her about...( read more)
The rapture sewemz entertaining sort of movie butr who knows if it is a crap or entertainment
One of the most thought provoking, harrowing, insightful and daring films ever to be produced. Mimi Rogers deserves attention for her amazing and commanding role. Definitely the best film of its year, if not its decade.
maybe one of the strangest movies i have ever seen, the entire time i was pondering 'is this a joke or are they seriously promoting christianity for two hours?'. very very odd.
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