The first masterpiece of 2024?  Based on a true story, this film with the star of Reacher will thrill the audience!

The first masterpiece of 2024? Based on a true story, this film with the star of Reacher will thrill the audience!

What if 2024 had already brought its little masterpiece and no one saw its future? Opening last weekend in theaters in the United States, Ordinary Angels took third place at the box office with $6.5 million.

The beginning of success?

This work, taken from real events, beat such behemoths as Madame Web, Migration or Argylle, which show a decline. site CinemaScore, which collects the opinions of the American public on the day of the film’s release, gives it an A+ rating. Only about 100 films have achieved this coveted score in the past 42 years.

However, this should be qualified by the fact that CinemaScore only collects public opinion in specific institutions. However, critics seem to agree with viewers’ opinions with an 83% positive rating Rotten tomatoes. On the public side, the score rises to 99%, with over 500 entries already recorded.

Ordinary Angels is hosted by Hilary Swank, winner of two Oscars for Million Dollar Baby and Boys Don’t Cry. He stars opposite Reacher star Colossus Alan Ritchson. Based on a true story, the story takes us to 1994.

Based on a true story

Set against the backdrop of the worst blizzard in Kentucky history, the story follows a struggling barber who single-handedly rallies the entire community to help a widowed father save his critically ill young daughter.

Alan Richson

Ordinary Angels is directed by John Gunn (no relation to James, the director of Guardians of the Galaxy). The filmmaker is a specialist in the topic of faith; We owe him a special debt for the biopic Jesus, The Investigation, which was released in theaters in 2018.

We followed Lee Strobel, an investigative reporter at the Chicago Tribune and a self-confessed atheist. The latter will face the sudden conversion of his wife to Christianity. To save his couple, he begins to investigate the figure of Christ, with the ambition to prove that he was never resurrected.

While waiting for the usual Angels, whose French release date has yet to be announced, you can watch Jesus, the Investigation on Prime Video.

Source: Allocine

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