'HEAVENQUEST'
CHARACTER POSTERS FOR FAITH BASED FANTASY ADVENTURE
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| Heavenquest is based on John Bunyan book |
The only thing I have for you today are rather lovely first character posters for a faith based epic fantasy adventure movie
HEAVENQUEST: A PILGRIM'S PROGRESS whose producers say they made a film in the vein of
Lord Of the Rings and
Game of Thrones, but without sex, blood, violence and other profanities. So fantasy creatures and costumes, adventure, but all suitable for family watching. The movie, which still does not have a trailer or a release date, is based on one of the most beloved books of all times, at least among Christians, written by
John Bunyan back in 1678. The international cast is led by
Patrick
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| Patrick Thompson plays the lead role |
Thompson,
In-Pyo Cha and Ricky Kim (South Korea),
Karyme Lozano and Fernanda Romero (Mexico),
Peta Sergeant (Australia), and
Alan Powell from America.
A PILGRIM'S PROGRESS
The prequel to the book is set in a war between the Northern and
Southern Kingdoms of Eos, during which a regal man named Vangel is
thrust on a journey against his will when he is suddenly and
mysteriously arrested. Brought before the Southern King and sentenced to
death, Vangel escapes a chain gang and flees for the
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| The book is considered to be the first novel written in English |
North. Armed with a
book called the Record of the Ancients that he receives from a wise
sage, Vangel embarks on an adventure that takes him through
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| The book has been translated in more than 200 languages so far |
haunted
forests, dark swamps, and enchanted mountains while being hunted all the
while by the Southern King's men in hot pursuit. Along the way,
mysterious travel companions with special gifts arise and assist him on
the
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| It is the second most read faith book after The Bible |
journey, sharing about a fabled good king and pushing him onwards
towards the Wicket Gate, the gateway to the North, while enemies lurk at
every corner trying to derail him from his path
Yeah, think I'll give it a miss.
ReplyDeleteNo Evangelists for you :P
DeleteNo sex, blood, violence and other profanities? Where's the fun in this one :P I can see my neighbor really liking it. Sounds like it's right up her alley.
ReplyDeletethey will probably air in churches and Christian communities.
DeleteThe story doesn't say much - could be good, could be terrible, all depending on the production!
ReplyDelete-Kati
Almost Stylish
We shall see what the trailer brings, not that I'm overly optimistic :)
DeleteLooks as though they all bought their clothes in the same shop.
ReplyDeletenot that they have stores in the middle of apocalypse
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