Aug 022016
Peter the Redemption is the latest in the Christian-based releases and although I’m sure those devout might get something out of it, for others it just looks like a bad stage play down to the costumes and sets, though John Rhys-Davies seemed to be trying…
Peter the Redemption
(2016)
Genre(s): Drama
Cinedigm | NR – 90 min. – $14.93 | August 2, 2016
Date Published: 08/02/2016 | Author: The Movieman
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PLOT SYNOPSIS
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| Peter the Redemption follows Apostle Paul (JOHN RHYS-DAVIES) as he is tormented by his denial of Christ. Having spent his life attempting to atone for this failures, Peter’s true devotion as a witness for the Lord is tested yet again as he faces certain death while imprisoned by the cruel Roman Emperor Nero (STEPHEN BALDWIN). During his imprisonment, Peter’s jailer, Roman soldier Martinian (STEVE BYERS), is affected by the holy man’s teachings. Martinian then has an agonizing choice when a devoted servant’s secret Christianity is discovered: does he allow the innocent woman to face a brutal punishment, or risk his own life by doing what he now knows to be right? |
SPECIAL FEATURES – 0/5 |
| Other than some previews, no features were included. |
VIDEO – 3.0/5, AUDIO – 3.75/5
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| The movie is presented with an anamorphic widescreen aspect ratio and given a strong, and effective, Dolby Digital 5.1 track. There are no subtitles. |
OVERALL – 1.25/5 |
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Overall, Peter the Redemption is the latest in the Christian-based releases and although I’m sure those devout might get something out of it, for others it just looks like a bad stage play down to the costumes and sets, though John Rhys-Davies seemed to be trying… The DVD is rather basic: no features, so-so video and alright audio. |
08/02/2016
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