The year certainly has been good to believers. “Heaven Is for Real” with Greg Kinnear, a story about a boy who said he experienced the afterlife during surgery, raked in more than $100 million worldwide. “God’s Not Dead,” about a college student who debates his professor on the existence of a higher power, brought in $62 million on a budget of less than $5 Million. The Jesus biopic “Son of God” made $67 million.
FWIW, I think Nicholas Cage counts as a "has-been".
Any bets they stick to the action, and gloss over most of the religious part?
Also, since this is a HOLLYWOOD movie, how many “Righteous” gays get raptured?
Nicolas Cage is unfortunately one of dozens of high profile celebrities who happen to be way better at acting or throwing a ball or boxing than they are at taking care of their personal finances.
After years of extravagant over-spending, not only did Nicolas find himself owing the IRS $13 million, but he also managed to blow through a $100 million fortune. How, the heck did this happen?
Here’s his problem: As his income went up so did his spending habits. Actually, to be fair, as his income increased Nick’s spending habits SKYROCKETED. Between 2000 and 2007 Nick went on a spending spree that would make the Sultan of Brunei blush
Fortunately, I think Nicolas Cage is still a bankable Hollywood star.
In 2013 alone Nick has starred in several big budget films. He also sold his prized Action Comics #1 for a record setting $2.16 million. Hopefully Nick can churn out a few decent movies, pay down his debts and move on with his life. He has MANY films already lined up for this year until well into 2015.
Finding a good moral movie legal to watch (like when you are too tried to do much else) on the Internet let alone a Christian one is like finding money in the trash, but i looked under documentaries on Hulu and to my surprise and found this. Also found ,
Case for Christ (2007)
Case for Faith (2008)
Watch What Would Jesus Do? Online | Hulu
Letters To God (2010) Blessed Is the Match: The Life and Death of Hannah Senesh (2009)
Also on Youtube and ITBN (regardless of the rest) Charles Spurgeon Movie