Deus Não Está Morto: Uma Luz na Escuridão

Título original: God's Not Dead: A Light in Darkness

2018
12
1 h 45 min

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David A.R. White in Deus Não Está Morto: Uma Luz na Escuridão (2018)

Pastor Dave looks to rebuild when his church is burned down.

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Drama

O Pastor Dave responde à tragédia inimaginável da sua igreja, localizada nos terrenos da universidade local, sendo incendiada.O Pastor Dave responde à tragédia inimaginável da sua igreja, localizada nos terrenos da universidade local, sendo incendiada.O Pastor Dave responde à tragédia inimaginável da sua igreja, localizada nos terrenos da universidade local, sendo incendiada.

Direção
- Michael Mason
Roteiristas
- Michael Mason
- Howard Klausner
Artistas

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Direção
- Michael Mason
Roteiristas
- Michael Mason
- Howard Klausner
Artistas

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Prêmios
- 3 indicações no total

Curiosidades
David A. R. White who plays Rev. David Hill has been in all three movies.

Erros de gravação
Adam is released from jail after Pastor Dave declines to press charges against him for starting the fire at the church, but Adam's action still resulted in Pastor Jude's death. Any prosecutor would still put Adam on trial for manslaughter, even if Jude's family wished otherwise.

Citações
Pearce Hill: And *that's* the truth, David!

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
There is a post-credits scene featuring one of the Newsboys talking about the franchise's impact and how to further join the legacy.

Conexões
Alternate-language version of Deus Não Está Morto: O Próximo Capítulo (2021)

Trilhas sonoras
Yours Forever
Written by Scotty Mearig
Performed by New Hope Oahu
Published by DREAM Label Group Publishing/New Hope Oahu Music
Courtesy of DREAM Worship

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2/10

Awful and terrible

Poorly directed. The actors seem fine, maybe a little stiff, but the director seemed very confused.

Odd subplots that don't need to be in there. Scenes and characters that don't add anything. Boring and pointless conversations that don't lead anywhere.

If the goal was to be as religiously vague as possible then...well done.

They were trying to be as inclusive as possible to not scare off potential non-Christian viewers and I guess the way that happens is they decide to take all genuine conflict out of the story and you end up with a boring lump that's equivalent to opening a random page in the Bible and trying to find some masterful meaning out of an incomplete thought.

Whatever. And the ending is atrocious