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Unplanned (2019), R, 1 hr 46 min

Unplanned (2019), R, 1 hr 46 min Studio: Soli Deo Gloria / Pure Flix Entertainment Franchise: Standalone (Franchise #1 of 1) Tagline: One decision changed everything. Trailer Link --- 🎬 Main Cast Ashley Bratcher – Abby Johnson Brooks Ryan – Doug Johnson (Abby’s husband) Robia Scott – Cheryl (Planned Parenthood director) Jared Lotz – Shawn Carney (Coalition for Life leader) Emma Elle Roberts – Marilisa Robin DeMarco – Kathleen Robert Thomason – Mike Tina Toner – Renee Maura Corsini – Megan Lezl Gonzales – Taylor Kaiser Johnson – Jeff Stacey Bradshaw – Karen Daryl C. Lefever – Troy Chuck Konzelman – Pastor Cary Solomon – Pastor --- ⭐ Reviews Critics Ratings My Rating: 8/10 The Dove Foundation : Approved for 18+ IMDb : 6.0/10  Rotten Tomatoes : 42% critics, 91% audience Metacritic : 13/100 --- 📖 Plot Summary Unplanned is based on the true story of Abby Johnson, a former Planned Parenthood clinic director who experiences a dramatic transformation after witnessing an abortion via ultr...

Lifemark (2022), PG-13, 1 hr 44 min

Lifemark Year: 2022 Franchise: Kendrick Brothers Franchise #: 8 (following Flywheel, Facing the Giants, Fireproof, Courageous, War Room, Overcomer, Courageous Legacy) MPAA Rating: PG-13 Total Runtime: 104 minutes Tagline: “Every life matters.” Main Cast Kirk Cameron as Jimmy Colton Alex Kendrick as Shawn Rebecca Rogers Nelson as Susan Raphael Ruggero as David Colton Marisa Hampton as Melissa Dawn Long as Linda Justin Sterner as Nate Reviews Synopsis: Lifemark is inspired by the powerful true story of a young man named David who is contacted by his birth mother years after being adopted. What unfolds is a beautiful journey of forgiveness, identity, and healing. The film doesn’t shy away from hard decisions—Melissa nearly had an abortion, and David’s adoptive parents made countless sacrifices. But love, grace, and God’s providence shine through every moment. Overview: This is hands-down the Kendrick Brothers’ most mature and cinematic film. It’s less like a ministry message in movie form...