The Encounter 2010/2011 by AverageMansReviews
Review Time
Warning/Disclaimer: there is flashing effects/colourful/this film is based
around Christianity - Christian film/drugs/scarring/shooting/suicide
attempt/reference to sexual assault. Disclaimer: because of the religious
nature of this film I would feel more comfortable just saying whatever say
about this film, it doesn't give me much to work with just based on this
project is religious and in a roundabout way what I'm trying to say is an Apple
is an Apple and I can't change that so I'm not going to have too much to say
about this film.
Let's
go back to the diner: we have a
selection of characters including Nick "Crush" Cruchetti [Younger:
Connor Greenbaum as Nick Cruchetti/Adult: Steve "Sting" Borden; the
professional wrestler and not the musician] get informed by Officer Deville
[Kass Connors] I am paraphrasing here; that the road is closed due to this bad
weather, so these characters, that all have problems in one way or another
decide to go back to this diner that they passed a little earlier, this officer
tries to put them off from coming back here, but they head back; this diner
goes by the name of Last Chance Diner and it is ran by Jesus [Bruce Marchiano.]
The pacing for this 85 minutes film, like this subject
matter has been laid out and sticks to plan.
Art: at one point or another we have a very tiny number
of good-looking scenes as it relates to either night or day.
The character developments and performances are
predominately safe and reliable versions of what they are meant to be. Steve
"Sting" Borden as Nick "Crush" Cruchetti puts in an
excellent performance as someone that has earned everything and verbally has a
jousting match with Jesus.
This film receives: 4/10, this film is mixed; it does what it is designed to do and that is talk/show Christianity and if you're wondering no I wouldn't have watched this film is Steve "Sting" Borden wasn't in it.
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