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Rating: - Solid, But Not Foundation Shattering
More biblical epic than Harlequin romance, 'Samson and Delilah' has a good look and feel. With the exception of two steamy scenes, it sticks to the good book with some decent interpretations added to the dialogue. Overlong at three hours, the camera shots and scene changes, nevertheless, keep it visually appealing. Some of the battle scenes are admirable indeed. Eric Thall and Elizabeth Hurley star in the leading roles, and while they're not Emmy or Oscar contenders, Thall's performance gathers ... Read More
Rating:  - Bringing The Bible To Life
The movie Samson and Delilah was very well done. In this film it shows
that our hero Samson has doubts about his chosen path. That is a feeling every human being can relate too. He goes to the school of hard knocks, and everything works out the way it is suppose to in the end.
Rating: - Better than Average Biblical Drama
TNT produced a wonderful series of Old Testament dramas. All are good but some are better than others. This one falls somewhere in the middle.
Samson is a child gifted with superhuman strength. He is an Israelite and his people are under the thumb of the Philistines. He is God's chosen instrument for deliverance.
He would seem a strange choice. He is not exactly a pious individual. He is fairly faithful to his vows but sees nothing wrong with having a good time. This is especially ... Read More
Rating:  - Stay Away From This Movie
Not Very Good Acting. Actually The Acting Is Horrible. And The Movie Itself Strays From Scripture. The Cover Looks Great. But, Don't Let It Fool You. Like I Did. Bummer
Rating:  - Overdrawn and innacurate
A big mistake to make this movie three hours long. There is certainly not enough details in scripture to warrant such a decision. Therefore there were many made up scenes and long, painful conversations that have no scriptural basis. Had it been shorter and stuck to the point this might have been saved but otherwise its just too much of a narrative to be considered seriously.
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