I AM. . . GABRIEL is an inspiring Christian movie about miracles and revival. The first half is a little slow, but when the jeopardy starts in the second half, it propels the movie to an emotionally powerful ending.
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When versions of the movie's title came out translated into other languages, it's completely plain that they're using the plural of Jedi in a way that English (and the marketing department) left ambiguous. On purpose? That was Gabriel's question. I am terrified to think that someone could purposefully create this kind of two-tier narrative structure hung off something like this, because I can't even conceive of conceiving of a play like that. I have psychic bulwarks, inscribed with runes, to defend me against ninety percent of marketing rays. But something like this is Inception tier, puncturing the channels I use to think normally and sucking greedily. God, I hope it's not intentional. Because I've been thinking about it for a week.
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First of, don't expect a blockbuster like UNDERWORLD. This movie was shot with a budget of Au$ 200,000, that's Australian, by a guy who never wrote or made a movie before. Consider all these when you watch the movie and you might forgive its short comings.Sure a lot of idiots complain that there are better movies with lower budget, yes, well ask how many of them are effects driven action movies with such a large scope like GABRIEL. Clerks !?... um no.Frankly, Gabriel is a the indie action film. These being said, the movie moves at a pretty typical style and pace until the ending when it really pays off. The fights are quite cleverly choreographed and the editing is pretty tight. Its the dialogs that needed improvement and the story needed to explain itself a more. Half the time you'll be left wondering the rules of the world.In the end, watch it for yourself and discover. As an independent effects driven action film with a style of SIN CITY, it is definitely the 1st.
This low-budget Australian film has been compared to many movies: The Crow, The Matrix, Equilibrium, and others. With a better camera and more money, they may have had a big hit.It is still worth watching for first time actor Andy Whitfield, and for Samantha Noble, who we last saw in See No Evil with WWE wrestler Kane. No, I don't remember seeing her in Lord of The Rings: The Return of the King. She supposedly had a couple of walk-ons as her father is John Nobel. I haven't caught her yet in the pseudo-zombie movie Nailed, but I will. Brendan Clearkin from Nailed is also in this film.Replace Blade Runners robots with angels and you've got the basic premise of the movie.
The battle for Purgatory is waged by angels and fallen in landscape that resembles a city of night. Purgatory is hidden from the dark and the light and until Gabriel arrives he has no idea what he's gotten himself into, or what the rules are. The six angels that have gone before him have either been killed, wounded or become mortal. If there is any hope for the souls that pass through the land Gabriel must find some way to defeat the fallen who now rule the land and allow the dawn to come.This is a dark brooding film that looks like its been cribbed from any number of other films, but it works on its own terms. Those terms include a bit more style over substance, with the look of the film seemingly geared toward creating the dank mood that pervades the film. The mood seems to be what the film is about since the theology is more the excuse to have super humans running about firing guns at each other.(I'm still not sure why the place looks at it does, or why there are "mortals" but I guess thats the film's conceit and we have to go with it).In all honesty I had to watch the film twice before I could come up with anything to say about it. The first time, early this morning it struck me as kind of a purely form over content film with the look of the film trying to make the film seem hipper then it really was. The second viewing just a little while ago made me feel better about the film since I got a sense that perhaps there was more then just the look. I think the problem is that the film is actually trying to do too much with the result being that the film has to stop frequently to explain things.Several times the film stops dead so that someone can explain to Gabriel the way things are. This would be fine in the real word but not in a film where it slows things down.(I don't know why the filmmakers created a story where this was necessary-actually I do, the premise that the Light can't see purgatory and doesn't know whats going on or the rules is a clever one, the downside is it requires endless explanation) Ultimately though this is a good little movie. Personally I think it could have and should have been better. Its worth a look especially if you like the dark brooding look it has.Between 6 and 7 out of 10 with bits much better then that.One last note-I really hated the eyes of the fallen. 2ff7e9595c
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