The Wristwatch

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Darrell S @RT37459315 Feb 18 This movie is also called: In God's Time. The movie is supposedly about 4 people who have lost their faith and through a wristwatch, made by a man named Charlie (who I guess is meant to represent God), find purpose. Each person who gets the watch experiences a funky seizure that shows past events that trigger their decision to make right decisions for the future. The explanation for what they experience is never totally exlpained for each person. The music is louder than the people talking at certain points and the overall movie is disappointing. There is virtually no Christian context to it until a scripture verse at movie's end with someone supposed to look like Jesus. See more 02/14/2020 I watched this film a few years ago in a Systematic Theology class. It still haunts me to this day. The scenes where the actors are shown "seizing" are almost comedic, and almost all of the emotions are visibly forced. The mediocre, out-of-left-field plot made this movie even more of a pain to sit through, and the visual effects would have been better if they had edited the film with iMovie. As for the cinematography, I firmly believe the movie was shot on an iPhone due to the shakiness of the camera and lack of quality. (I could not tell who was more nervous, the actors or the cameraman/woman.) Overall, I would say I have never hated a film more, and I did indeed just make this account to review this movie. See more Read all reviews

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