Heavenquest: A Pilgrim's Progress (2020)

Heavenquest: A Pilgrim’s Progress: Directed by Matt Bilen. With Patrick Thompson, Peta Sergeant, Alan Powell, In-Pyo Cha. A regal man named Vangel is thrust on a journey against his will when he is mysteriously arrested and begins to have strange visions of a woman in white. Armed with an ancient book that he receives from a wise sage, his adventure begins.

“A well-meaning effort to make our belief cool. I think this could have appealed to unbelievers just for the great acting, special effex, costumes, etc, but it was not the most well-thought out story line imo. I felt like the story u0026amp; sometimes the dialogue didnu0026#39;t always come across the way it should have. It felt like it was missing elements, meandered a bit u0026amp; didnu0026#39;t have a real purpose. For instance, I was bothered by the story line with his friend; I felt it was a bit abrupt the way they dropped him off the film in the middle of nowhere. I donu0026#39;t think I even saw him leave. I think they should have fleshed out the story of the evil king a bit more, it was a bit sketchy. If heu0026#39;s the villain, we should get to know what makes him tick u0026amp; why he should be feared as a worthy opponent. Not just let him do a few tricks with magic. These are the things that can interrupt the flow of the movie imo.nOtherwise, I thought it did a pretty decent job I give it barely a 7 for originality.”