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Customer Reviews for Arc Entertainment Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
Arc Entertainment Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
When his first attempt at making the pro golf tour results in humiliating disaster, Luke Chisolm decides to escape it all. But he doesn't expect to find himself stranded in Utopia, Texas, with eccentric rancher Johnny Crawford. Can this small community help Luke reconcile with himself, his dad, and his heavenly Father? Features Third Day's "Born Again." Dove approved. Rated G. Approx. 100 minutes.
DVD Features:
DVD Features:
- Previews
- Featurettes:
- Beyond the Game
- PGA Certified
- Who's Your Johnny
- Widescreen
- Closed Captions
Average Customer Rating:
(8 Reviews) 8
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Customer Reviews for Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
Review 1 for Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
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Date:April 30, 2013
Piano
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Finally a movie with a fabulous message that can be watched at home with family and friends or used as a Bible Study tool. More movies should be made with such powerful messages.
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Review 2 for Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
Overall Rating:
Excellent!
Date:January 14, 2013
Barbara Crewell
Location:The Villages, FL
Age:55-65
Gender:female
Quality:
5
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5
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This is not a "golf movie" but rather a great story about how easy it is to lose sight of what is really important in life. Luke is a pride filled, angry young man when he arrives in Utopia, but in the short span of seven days his world is completely changed. Luke finds out that there is more to life then winning. No cursing, violence or sex.... what a wonderful change from most movies and tv shows!
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Review 3 for Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
Overall Rating:
Awesome movie, Unique introduction to Jesus
Date:November 23, 2012
Smohr7
Location:AB Canada
Age:18-24
Gender:female
Quality:
5
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Value:
4
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5
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The movie is well done, big name actors, nothing cheesy. Shows a lot of great messages throughout the movie, subtle hints to God but then at the end of the movie it all ties in.....ill leave it at that! great movie, praise Jesus!
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Review 4 for Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
Overall Rating:
Great Movie for All
Date:May 23, 2012
Logage
Age:35-44
Gender:female
Quality:
5
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5
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Didn't know what to expect. From the previews it seemed like the Karate Kid of Gold which is what attracted me. Who does not like a Karate Kid Story. I watched this movie with my 8 year old Daughter and 12 year old some. Although the deep parts were a bit above the 8 year old, she certainly laughed at the clean humor. The 12 year old was right on target and enjoyed all angles. I wish there were more movies like this. What a wonderful Christian Message. Not one bad word and not even a kisss. Just a possibility of one some day. I recommend this movie. I rented it, but plan on buying it.
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Review 5 for Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
Overall Rating:
very enjoyable
Date:April 12, 2012
Melissa
Location:Pa
Age:35-44
Gender:female
Quality:
5
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Value:
4
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4
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Really enjoyed Robert Duvall in this movie and the western aspect he brought. I'm not into golf but I really enjoyed this and would recommend this movie to any one.
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Review 6 for Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
Overall Rating:
Good movie
Date:February 10, 2012
drphil
Location:Calgary, Canada
Age:Over 65
Gender:male
Quality:
4
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Value:
3
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4
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Enjoyed the movie! Fell short of some of the excellent principles of the book - especially the concept of See It, Feel It, Trust It.
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Review 7 for Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
Overall Rating:
Fantastic
Date:January 27, 2012
Richard Rowley
Location:Oregon
Age:55-65
Gender:male
Quality:
5
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Value:
5
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5
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Though an uplifting experience is expected of Christian entertainment, this movie goes beyond and presents you with an expected end through an unexpected path. I hope the sequel continues in the same vein.
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Review 8 for Seven Days in Utopia, DVD
Overall Rating:
As good as the book
Date:December 20, 2011
Quality:
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During the Fall of 2011, I read the book Golf’s Sacred Journey:Seven Days At The Links of Utopia by David L. Cook, which this movie is based from, thanks to the reference of a Twitter friend. One reason why I originally wanted to watch this movie, is because of Robert Duvall being a good actor, another being that I like to play golf with my Dad once in a while, but at the same time I liked the story concept too; especially after reading the book. I was finally able to watch the film itself very recently and I wanted to see how similar this was to the original book and how well the presentation was also.
Like the book, Seven Days in Utopia is about an upcoming golfer who had a really bad day. He is frustrated partly due to his performance and partly due to his poor relationship with his father. The golfer angrily goes out for a drive and crashes his truck into a fence. Shortly after he crashes his truck he meets a man named Johnny, played by Robert Duvall, who talks the PGA hopeful into a seven-day training course while the truck is being fixed. During his time staying in Utopia, there are many lessons learned; some which are more valuable than mere golfing tips.
I loved the fact Cook himself was one of the movie’s producers, I could tell his imput was greatly considered for the picture; I hate it when movies are not true to the original book. I also loved the picture quality and seeing the golfing described in the book put into action. I thought Robert Duvall and the other actors did a great job in their performance. I also found it real neat to see some professional golfers in the film like Rickie Fowler, it gave the movie an authentic PGA feel. I only have two complaints about the movie (which might be similar to my critique of the book too): 1) it felt too short and 2) they could have talked a tad bit more about God than they did. In the grand scheme of it all, this is a movie which golf lovers will love to watch and is true to the original book.
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