Soldados de Dios
Director:
Gregory WidenGuión:
Gregory WidenMúsica:
David C. WilliamsReparto:
Christopher Walken, Elias Koteas, Virginia Madsen, Eric Stoltz, Viggo Mortensen, Amanda Plummer, Adam Goldberg, Nick Gomez, J.C. Quinn, Clark Hunter (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Cuando un sacerdote neófito, Thomas Dagget, se ve acechado por desconcertantes y horribles visiones abandona la iglesia en el mismo altar donde va a ser ordenado. Años más tarde, convertido en un detective de homicidios al que se le asigna un oscuro caso de asesinato, descubre una serie de pistas con negros matices religiosos. La autopsia del cuerpo de la víctima revela su naturaleza no terrenal, lo que llama la atención a Thomas hacia Gabriel y Simon, dos fuerzas sobrenaturales que descienden del Cielo para llevar a cabo una guerra en la Tierra sobre los humanos. (Emon Home Entertainment)
(más)Reseñas (3)
At times it felt more stupid, more annoying and more naive than the recent Legion, but whenever Christopher Walken appears on screen, the quality goes up. His mischievous archangel Gabriel is absolutely great. Good average overall that won’t take your breath away but won’t piss you off, either.
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The Prophecy is a very disorienting and complicated, yet very good horror film led by the excellent Christopher Walken. It's definitely the most interesting depiction on the subject of angels, but I liked the more action-packed Legion a bit more. Still, the film is worth seeing. 60%
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“Study your math, kids. Key to the Universe…” Is Walken’s character a madman who thinks he’s a crow? Is he planning to exclude someone? Or does the strange posture indicate that we have the archangel Gabriel here? Every now and then, an impressive scene or moment appears, but otherwise, this disjointed religious tale suffers from an inability to maintain atmosphere and sometimes even coherence. Clearly, Jackson hadn’t seen it before filming The Lord of the Rings films, or he would have re-cast them. Eric Stoltz would have been Aragorn, Viggo Mortensen Denethor (even with that blood-red smeared face), and bald Walken would have made a great Gollum, without the need to use CGI.
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