Boys Of Courage

Movie Review: The Sword

The Sword, by Pointy Stick Productions, Eyeball Ent.

Review by Matthew Harper

Date made: 2008, Pointy Stick Productions, Eyeball Ent.

Length: 91 minutes

Age Range: 10+

Time period: Medieval- 730 A.D.

Review:

A Sword is passed from father to son is passed from father to son throughout the generations…

In 730 A.D., young Garron is given the task to defend his home and family as his father rides to war. That task proves to be difficult as calamity strikes and the enemy closes in. He must rely on his father’s guidance and God’s strength to overcome the odds- or risk death for all that he loves… – From the back of the movie.

In a nutshell: Extremely enjoyable! Watch it today! Does have some frightening parts, so discern.

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Movie Review: Pendragon

Pendragon, by Burn’s Family Studios

Review by Matthew Harper

Date made: 2008

Length: About 2 hours

Age Range: 12+

Time Period: Anglo-Saxon

Review:

As the Saxon’s fleet of warships descend on to England’s ground, the people are left to defend themselves against this Barbarian hord. They have to rely on The Lord to get them through the invasion.

In a nutshell: A very good movie, some blood, recommended for 12+, Shows what a true man is.

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