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Starring Bill Paxton, Matthew McConaughay, Powers Boothe, Matt O'Leary, Jeremy Sumpter
Directed by Bill Paxton
Writer: Brent Hanley
2001
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Directed by Bill Paxton
Writer: Brent Hanley
2001
Cast:
Matthew McConaughey,
John Paxton,
Greg Serano,
Powers Boothe,
Bill Paxton,
Derk Cheetwood,
Matt O'Leary,
Alan Davidson,
Luke Askew,
Missy Crider,
Jeremy Sumpter,
Gwen McGee,
Cynthia Ettinger,
Vincent Chase,
Lance E. Nichols,
Edgar Davis,
Levi Kreis,
Edmond Scott Ratliff,
Rebecca Tilney,
Blake King,
Brad Berryhill,
Jim Flowers,
Richard A. Bell,
Chelsea Blain Butler,
Jennifer Drake,
Betty Gurule
Director: Bill Paxton
Genre: Action, Adventure
Release Date: April 12, 2002
MPAA Rating: R
Runtime: 1hr 39min
Studio: David Kirschner Productions
Director: Bill Paxton
Genre: Action, Adventure
Release Date: April 12, 2002
MPAA Rating: R
Runtime: 1hr 39min
Studio: David Kirschner Productions
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**** out of **** A strange and ominous man (Matthew McConaughey) is seated in an FBI office. He introduces himself as Fenton Meiks; the agent whose office he has entered goes by the name of Doyle (Powers Booth). The later has no idea what the former wants. He finds this oddball searching through his stuff when he finally arrives to the office after being called down to meet with Mr. Meiks. The agent is currently investigating a murder case centering on the infamous "God's … more
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review by Sheila.
May 28, 2009
This film is a great respite from the usual characature of the insane axe-wielding human (in this case The God's Hand Serial Killer)and takes us through a more spiritual journey. After being visited by an angel and given three special weapons by God, himself - Bill Paxton and his two sons are drafted in God's Army. Bill has been given a list of "demons" by an angel and instructed to destroy them, with explicit details on how to accomplish the destroying and burying of the … more
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review by KonaCat.
December 19, 2008
Fenton Mieks (Matthew McConaughey) goes to the FBI one night and calmly tells the agent (Powers Boothe) that his father and brother were mass murderers known as the "God's Hands Killers." In flashbacks, we see young Fenton and little brother Adam sharing a good life with their father (Bill Paxton), until the night Dad claimed he was visited by an angel and told to destroy demons. Dad received the names of his victims from God, brought them home to be killed, and then buried them in a nearby rose … more
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review by Schtinky.
November 02, 2008
Fenton Meiks (Matthew McConaughey) walks into a police station and confesses to Agent Wesley Doyle (Powers Boothe) that he knows who the God's Hand Killer is - insisting it's his brother Adam, who just recently killed himself. The movie then fades back to 1979 as Fenton begins telling his story to Agent Doyle. Adam and Fenton (the boys are expertly played by young Jeremy Sumpter and Matt O'Leary), are being raised by their father Mr. Meiks (Bill Paxton). Mieks is an everyday … more
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review by garethvk.
April 10, 2002
Pros: Great Script and tension Cons: Nothing. The Bottom Line: One of the best films in recent memory. Plot Details: This opinion reveals minor details about the movie's plot. The line between madness and sanity can often be reduced to a matter of perspective. For example, Joan of Arc. To some she was a divine messenger, to others she was deluded person who in modern times would be called a cult leader, as she claimed … more
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