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The Theory of Everything (2005)

The Theory of Everything (2005)
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A family man experiencing an existential crisis sets out on the road in search of his birth father, who as fate would have it is on a life-altering quest of his own, in director David de Vos' tale of two men's search for God in a world fallen to pieces. His marriage in shambles and his bank account drained to the last dollar, Doug Holloway (de Vos) decides to seek clarity in the quest for his biological father - noted physicist Dr. Eugene Holland (Victor Lundin). A renowned genius who has recently been diagnosed with a degenerative brain disease, Dr. Holland is determined to prove the elusive "Theory of Everything" by discovering the formula that will prove the existence of God before he loses his ability to reason. When the two men finally come together, their separate missions merge as they reconnect with family and seek comfort and hope in the glory of God. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
David De VosVictor Lundin, (more)
Director(s):
David De Vos
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
NR
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of The Theory of Everything

A family man experiencing an existential crisis sets out on the road in search of his birth father, who as fate would have it is on a life-altering quest of his own, in director David de Vos' tale of two men's search for God in a world fallen to pieces. His marriage in shambles and his bank account drained to the last dollar, Doug Holloway (de Vos) decides to seek clarity in the quest for his biological father - noted physicist Dr. Eugene Holland (Victor Lundin). A renowned genius who has recently been diagnosed with a degenerative brain disease, Dr. Holland is determined to prove the elusive "Theory of Everything" by discovering the formula that will prove the existence of God before he loses his ability to reason. When the two men finally come together, their separate missions merge as they reconnect with family and seek comfort and hope in the glory of God. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
86 mins

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Director(s):
David De Vos
Writer(s):
David De Vos
Producer(s):
David De VosStephanie DeVos
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
NR
Categories:
Drama
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    Simone Ann B.

    I am a Christian and rented this movie because I heard about it in the Christian community. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend it much either. If a person were looking for God (or his relatives were trying to point him to God) a mathematical theory would not bring him any closer. Why no one in this movie mentions the fact that the Christian God has given a revelation of Himself in the Bible puzzled me. Yes, the old man finally finds faith in God but not in any way that anyone else could understand. His new found faith is little more than a personal feeling. Christian faith is based on more than how I feel today. For anyone interested in good Christian movies I can recommend "Last Flight Out", "Facing the Giants", or "Unidentified."

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    Michael D.

    The story of a man searching for God and at the end he finds is well told. But my only problem is why do these Christian made movies the acting and the cinematography are always bad. I'm sure its a budget thing, but come on. Overall I enjoyed the story to it. Amen!

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    Stephanie O.

    It's a quirky little film with enough twists and odd happenings to make it true to life. The best character by far is the father, who has enough natural charisma to fill out every scene. The wife is kind of a silent member of the film and doesn't stand out until she begins yelling. Then, she had me rolling on the floor. Overall, it was a decent little film. (Low budget and Christian cinema, unfortunately, have tended to go together for years. If you absolutely can't stomach low budget films, pass on this one and rent "Facing the Giants." Otherwise, put them both on your cue! (wink)

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