I personally never cared for Knowing. I do find that it is one of Nicholas Cage’s better movies, but it honestly never sold much for me, probably because I’m neither a Nicholas Cage fan nor a Rose Byrne fan.
I’m surprised to find this was directed by the same dude who directed the Crow. That is hands down my favorite film.
By the way, I don’t see why people hate the new Left Behind adaption. Yeah it left a lot of stuff from the books out, had bad special effects and wasn’t that great acting wise, but when it’s only competition are those less than TV-budget pieces of crap from the early 2000s with Kirk Cameron, yeah, don’t see what the big deal is.
I didn’t hate the new Left Behind, it was just really bland. It felt like a made for TV movie from the 80s but had the budget of something much larger. Conceptually I think there could be an awesome movie there but they might need to let someone outside of the 700 club do it.
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I personally never cared for Knowing. I do find that it is one of Nicholas Cage’s better movies, but it honestly never sold much for me, probably because I’m neither a Nicholas Cage fan nor a Rose Byrne fan.
I’m surprised to find this was directed by the same dude who directed the Crow. That is hands down my favorite film.
By the way, I don’t see why people hate the new Left Behind adaption. Yeah it left a lot of stuff from the books out, had bad special effects and wasn’t that great acting wise, but when it’s only competition are those less than TV-budget pieces of crap from the early 2000s with Kirk Cameron, yeah, don’t see what the big deal is.
I didn’t hate the new Left Behind, it was just really bland. It felt like a made for TV movie from the 80s but had the budget of something much larger. Conceptually I think there could be an awesome movie there but they might need to let someone outside of the 700 club do it.