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Customer Reviews for Sony Music Mercy Streets, DVD
Sony Music Mercy Streets, DVD
When a scam backfires, John escapes with the money, seeking help from his estranged twin brother, Pastor Jeremiah. But John's ruthless partner, Rome, forces Jeremiah to help him instead---while John leads the church and makes a profit. When the brothers finally confront each other, only one is left to settle the score with Rome! Rated PG-13. Approx. 108 minutes.
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- Filmmakers' Commentary
- The Making of Mercy Streets
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- Closed Captions
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Customer Reviews for Mercy Streets, DVD
Review 1 for Mercy Streets, DVD
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Date:March 26, 2012
GrandmatoElliandTy
Location:Racine, WI
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There was no message about how to bring someone to the Lord. I was very disappointed in this movie.
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Review 2 for Mercy Streets, DVD
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Date:June 25, 2010
Awesome movie!!! Wonderful Christian movie!!! You can always count on Pure Flix to release a great, clean Christian movie!!! David White is a great actor! I have alot of movies with him in it & each one of them has been outstanding!!! You won't regret buying this movie. If you are an old-school pentecostal, then you probably won't like it; it is not a religious movie. It is not religious. It is not one of those "going through the motions" movies. This is fresh and brings something new to the table. There is always something in the movie to grab your attention. Before turning this movie down, give it a chance.
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Review 3 for Mercy Streets, DVD
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Date:December 1, 2009
Jaimie P.
I loved this movie! Currently one of my favorites! I never cry in movies, but this one nearly had me! David White is one very good actor! Looking forward to seeing his new one, "In The Blink Of An Eye"
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Review 4 for Mercy Streets, DVD
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Date:October 7, 2009
One reviewer praises this movie for being "a Christian movie right up there in the secular scene." Unfortunately, that's what I find wrong with it. Yes, it has an interesting plot with twists and turns, and yes, the acting is very convincing. In that sense the movie could be called "good." However, if you care for something to be true to the Bible you might be disappointed. The main spiritual "truth" is "God has already forgiven you", so as to suggest that God's forgiveness is automatic and happens to everyone independent of any personal decisions. So, even when the characters feel bad (or should we say: "are convicted"?), the message is not: "receive Jesus Christ for forgiveness of your sins" but rather: they are forgiven already. How or why, we are not told. To invite non-Christians to see this movie seems like a bad idea to me. They wouldn't have any better understanding on how to become a Christian afterwards than they did before - possibly even less. I watched "Mercy Streets" mainly because the other movies with David White were very, very good: "Second Glance", "End of the Harvest" and "The Moment After." However, this one is very different and I would not recommend it.
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