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I enjoy this love story. I also appreciate that it was kept as close too the scriptures as 'Hollywood' was capable of doing. Though it is not... ,. it is somewhat close to the real story. I just like Luke Goss. Full Review
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Blessed with abundant production values and a minimum of campy excess, One Night With the King is a surprisingly satisfying attempt to revive the Old Hollywood tradition of lavishly appointed Biblical epics aimed at mainstream auds.Full Review
Produced by the son of Trinity Broadcasting Network founder Paul Crouch, this historical epic offers a solid two hours of spectacle and intrigue drawn from The Book of Esther by way of Tommy Tenney and Mark Andrew Olsen's novel "Hadassah."Full Review
There's not much joy in One Night With the King, a lavish but listless retelling of the biblical story of Esther.Full Review
There's not much joy in One Night With the King, a lavish but listless retelling of the biblical story of Esther.Full Review
Those viewers who found anti-Semitism lurking under every stone in The Passion of the Christ may rejoice in this celebration of Jewish heroism; all others should rest assured that falling asleep in the cinema is not a mortal sin.Full Review
