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Continue Never turn your back on the past. Seraphim Falls begins its history in the Ruby Mountains of Nevada in 1868. Gideon (), alone in the snowy mountain desert, shot at a group of men led by Carver (). Gideon, wounded, runs away from the people chasing him, and the hunt begins. The film starts a little slowly, however the beautiful mountain scenery and curiosity as to why Gideon is being chased was enough to keep me interested as the story slowly unfolds and becomes more interesting. While it was a little difficult for me wanting to learn more about the characters from the beginning, I find it worth hiding this from the audience to make us wonder which side is good/right and which is evil/wrong. We are taken from beautiful snowy mountains, where water runs in abundance, in a dry desert, where water is scarce, and its absence is dangerous for life. While the chase is thrilling as soon as the plot unfolds, the end stretches for too long. Angelica Houston (Royal Tenenbaums, Ever After, Addams Family), though credited, does not appear until the end of the film, and while I could see some sense of her character, the film, in my opinion, would have been just as strong without this scene, and the one before in which they encounter an Indian. Of course, I understand that these characters have to make sense and give something for the story, they just don't fit into the film naturally, as the rest of the characters seemed to appear in their right places. It seemed to take away from the reality of the film. Before that I could look at it as if it were a real story, and from that moment on it seemed more fictional. Not wanting to give it away to those of you who want to watch this movie, after all, you will find that revenge is not as fulfilling as it first turned out, and as one of the Christians tells Gideon your sins will find you. You can relate to both characters, see their humanity and value. In some cases people are killed for revenge, some for money, and for others it is to kill or be killed and taking life hard and hurt. I must say that both Liam Neeson and Pierce Brosnan impressed me with their acting abilities; it seems to be the furthest stretch I've seen for both, but especially Pierce Brosnan as I only know him as Remington Steele and James Bond characters. It really shows a lot of emotion and depth, in addition to the physical persona of the Civil War-era tough American man. I was also interested that Carver, who seeks revenge, tells one of his partners when approaching the Christian camp not to be afraid of Christians: Just words, there is no God here. And by contrast, Gideon has heard praying and seems to have been convicted of the wrong he has committed in the past. Obviously, Carver is wrong when says the Bible is just words. Jews 4:12 tell us that the Word of God is alive and active. It goes on to say that he is sharper than any two-pointed sword that penetrates, separates the soul and spirit, joints and brain, he judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart. The film does not go into detail about Gideon's religious or Christian beliefs other than prayer, but based on this and other instructions about his character throughout the film, one could believe that he was a Christian, and this wrong he did penetrated him, not only disturbing his spirit, but also disturbing his physical life. The most obvious biblical reference in the film, as it is basically a story of revenge, will be that of the Romans 12:19, another good Scripture about revenge Levit 19:18 and both of them tell us that the characters learn in the end that it is better to leave revenge to God. I'd say the R rating is fair. Violence and blood are not as bad as I expected; that being said, it's not for very squeamish. There are scenes related to the shooting and stabbing of both people and animals. There is a scene of a man cutting a bullet out of his hand, a man being stabbed in the head and a stomach cut so that the man who killed him can warm his hands inside the warm body, the horse's throat slit (shown with blood, you're running out of the horse), and the bodies of the animals that have been pulled out of the animal. Although it sounds very graphic, I actually saw worse on TV. There are several scenes in which men talk to obvious prostitutes; however, they are fully clothed. There is a scene at the beginning of the film in which one character appears to be going to rape a girl; however, another character steps in before anything happens and nothing is shown. The language is cleaner than average, but in my opinion, more than the short rating implies. Some of the words may slip past you because of the accents of some of the characters, but I have a pretty good ear and would like to use subtitles, so I miss very little, including h'll x2, g'dd'mn or d'mn x9, sh' x2, son b'll x2, and f e I caught 3 times. One day a character said to Christ that it was the same for me as it was in vain to take the Name of the Lord. I felt that the acting was great, the cinematography was beautiful, and while I would have enjoyed it more, if it was clear that Carver saw the reality of God in the end, I would believe what he did, since his attitude to life was less throughout the film than it was at the very end. The film is clear about the negativity of revenge and the consequences of seeking revenge. After going through everything he did, Carver really did nothing and lost even more. On the other hand, we can also see Gideon suffering from the consequences of his actions and his attempts to escape It reminds me of how we all make mistakes and suffer consequences, as sometimes we might want revenge and we might try harder to see the person's point of view on the other side. It shows human life as valuable and deeply sad when we don't appreciate it, and when people kill each other. I appreciated seeing both the good and the bad sides of each character and why they made the choice they made. Violence did not bother me; I viewed it as realistic for a period of time. I believe that language is the main negative issue for this film. If I hadn't intentionally kept notes, these redemptive qualities might have made me forget most of the language. Violence: Heavy /Profanity: Moderate/Sex/Nudity: No Seraphim FallsTheatrical Release PosterDavid von AnckenProduced byBrus DaveyDavid FlynnJohn LimotteStan WlodkowskiWritten by David von An CkenAbby Everett JaquesStarring Liam Neeson Pierce Brosnan Michael Wincott Xander O'Connor John Robinson Anjelica Houston Music Harry Gregson-WilliamsCinematographyJoy TollEdited byConrad BuffProdusCompany Icon ProductionsResives Samuel Goldwyn Films Destination FilmsSony Pictures Home EntertainmentRelease Date September 13, 2006 (2006-09-13) (Toronto International Film Festival) 2007 (2007-01-26) (United States) The duration of the 115 minutesCountryUnited StatesLanguageEnglishBox office $1,220,058 Seraphim Falls is a 2006 American revisionist film directed and directed by David von Anken in his first feature film. The storyline was scripted by von Anken and Abby Everett Jax. The fictional story focuses on the hunt for Union soldiers by a Confederate colonel after the American Civil War in the late 1860s. Pierce Brosnan, Liam Neeson, Michael Wincott, Tom Noonan and Ed Lauter star in the lead roles. Seraphim Falls explores civic themes such as violence, human survival and war. The film was produced by Icon Productions. It was commercially distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films and Destination Films Theatrically, and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment for Home Media. The film's score was written by musician Harry Gregson-Williams, although the soundtrack to the film was not released to the public. Seraphim Falls premiered at the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival and was released in limited-edition theaters in the United States on January 26, 2007, at $418,296. It earned an additional $801,762 in box office business overseas for a total worldwide $1,220,058 in revenue. The film was generally met with positive criticism prior to its initial screening in cinemas. Widescreen DVD edition of the film with a choice of scene the featurette bonus was released in the United States on May 15, 2007. Notable similarities were found between the film and the 1976 revisionist Western, Outlaw Josey Wales directed by . Plot In 1868, in the Ruby Mountains, Gideon heats a hare over an open fire. Suddenly, shots rang out, one of them hitting with his left hand. He grabs what he can and hurtles down the mountain. His attackers come out of the shelter to inspect his camp. Colonel Morsman Carver, a former Confederate officer, is accompanied by the Pope, Hayes, Parsons and the Kid; who are all involved in the bounty operation to apprehend him. After removing the bullet from his hand from his hunting knife in a secluded spot, Gideon leaves an open fire burning that attracts the squad. Eventually he kills the Pope with his knife, and then goes back to the desert. He tries to steal a horse, but is caught by a young woman named Charlotte who helps him after she realizes he is injured. She clothes up his wound, and her family lets him sleep through the night in their farmhouse. Later he offers to buy their horse and leaves before dawn. As a group of men approach Gideon's trail, he ambushes, using a bear trap that pierces the kid, who is then shot dead by Carver as an act of mercy. Parsons later decides to leave the other men after discovering a dead bank robber whom Gideon killed earlier in an act of self-defense and whose money for generosity exceeds Gideon's money. As Parsons prepares to load a dead body to take to Carson City for reward money, Carver shoots a horse - which he announces it, causing Parsons to walk 30 miles back into the city carrying the body. Meeting the railway under construction, Gideon hooks his horse and steals some food. The foreman recognizes the stolen horse and detains Gideon. Carver and his remaining man, Hayes, come to the train station and look for Gideon. Meanwhile, Gideon escapes from custody and escapes with another horse. As Carver and Hayes approach, Gideon's horse can no longer take the heat and breaks down. Gideon dries the horse with a knife. When Carver and Hayes finally reach the carcass of the horse, Hayes takes off and wonders what type of animal will gut the creature. Suddenly, Gideon jumped out of the horse's belly, where he was hiding, and grabbed Hayes, threatening to kill him if Carver did not hand over the gun. Instead, Carver shoots Hayes with his last bullet. Faced with each other, Carver and Gideon recall the events that put them at odds. After the end of the American Civil War, Gideon was ordered to track down former Confederate officers. When he arrived at Carver's home in Seraphim Falls to question him, Carver was in a nearby field. To force Carver's wife to reveal his whereabouts, and believing that their house was empty, Gideon their shed, which would be set on fire. The flames quickly spread to the house as Carver returned from farmland. While the soldiers were holding him, his wife and son ran into the house to rescue their child, who was still in the bedroom. Both men look with horror at the unfolding tragedy; trapped in flames, Carver's wife and children are killed. Gideon, exhausted by guilt for the tragedy, apparently drops his gun and walks away from his men. Two men fight, Gideon eventually gets better than Carver. He points Carver towards the city and tells him that he will receive nothing but torment if he continues his pursuit. Gideon takes the horses, riding on Carver and Hayes, and goes deeper into the countryside. When Carver later caught up with Gideon, both men are on the verge of exhaustion. They're up against each other again with guns. Gideon shoots Carver to the side, but instead of finishing him off, he offers himself to Carver. Carver decides not to shoot him and throw the gun aside. Gideon helps Carver in his legs, and the two men walk away from each other. In the final scene, Gideon takes his knife, which he used throughout the film, and throws it into the ground. Actors Liam Neeson (above, pictured in 2012) and Pierce Brosnan (pictured in 2014) portray Carver and Gideon, respectively Liam Neeson as Colonel Morsman Carver: Like Brosnan, Neeson described him as kind of immersed in this Western mythology growing up in Ireland. He compared his character, Carver, to Captain Ahab in Moby-Dick, he is completely governed by this idea of revenge, where he has almost lost his humanity. Pierce Brosnan as Gideon: The role was originally to be played by Richard Gere, but after he dropped out, Pierce Brosnan replaced him. Brosnan spoke of his love of Western films during the production and promotion of Seraphim Falls, which was associated with watching them as children. Michael Wincott as Hayes Xander Berkeley as Master of Railways. Ed Lauter as Parsons Tom Noonan as Minister Abraham Kevin O'Connor as Henry John Robinson as Kid Angelica Houston as Madame Louise, a disappearing con artist who figures at the end of the film. Houston first joined the cast in November 2005. Angie Harmon as Rose Robert Baker as Papa Wes Studio as Charon Jimmy Simpson as Big Brother James Jordan in Nate Mooney's Little Brother as Bill Shannon's cousin Seller as Charlotte Adon Cravens as Nathaniel Boots Southerland in High Henchman David Fonen first explored the script in six months before joining the script. to create a script. The film was originally announced at the Cannes Film Festival starring Liam Neeson and Richard Gere. Gere dropped out in August 2005 and was soon replaced by Pierce Brosnan. Filming at Seraphim Falls began on October 17, 2005. Year. Actress Angelica Houston later joined the cast the following November. The film was shot on location for 48 days, mostly in New Mexico; Some of the opening scenes were filmed along the Mackenzie River in Oregon. Oscar-winning cinematographer was responsible for the film's cinematography. Toll later noted that it was a great opportunity to work with a director who was interested in visual storytelling. The soundtrack to the music, composed by Harry Gregson-Williams, was produced at the Bastyr University Chapel in Kenmore, Washington. Gregson- Williams wrote the music in three to four weeks, describing it as very atmospheric. However, the cd soundtrack to the film's score was never released to the public. The sound effects in the film were controlled by Kyami Asghar. The mixing of sound elements was organized by William Sarokin and mastered by Steve Maslow. The critical response to the film has a 55% approval rating based on reviews from 85 critics, with an average score of 5.71 out of 10. On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 62 out of 100, based on 21 reviews, indicating generally favorable reviews. Neeson, who has more presence to do nothing than most actors playing Hamlet, gives Carver hints of a psycho disc under his righteous frown. Owen Gleiberman, writing in in a mixed review, Christy Lemire wrote in Deseret News, reflected on the main characters, stating, Their climax confrontation visually arrests in its sharpness. But as an anti-war statement, a call to lay down a weapon that is clearly meant to be relevant today, it's too clunky in its literal sense. She eventually discovered that the film was technically solid but dramatically unremarkable western. Todd McCarthy of Variety believed that the film was nothing exciting or new and that Brosnan and Neeson would not be enough to take a more than modest theatrical B.O. for this very physical but familiar oater. He did, however, reserve praise for the cinematography despite: His physical beauty, not against - Tolle's work, which emphasizes the blues and greenery of the woods, is always a pleasure to contemplate. The film was not without its supporters. Claudia Puig writing for USA Today offered an almost entirely positive review, recalling how she thought the film was a psychological drama with intriguing ambiguity that defied the viewer's loyalty and preconceived notions. She noted that the storyline was a complex and relentless chase that takes those involved in the primary psychological terrain. Stephen Holden, writing in The New York Times, applauded some of the realism shown in the film, commenting: Nothing in the rest of the film comes close to co-ingating the impact of gideon-cutting bullets hand with a hunting knife, and then burning the wound, emitting an excruciating howl. This scene is enough to give you a vicarious hypothermia. He also expressed satisfaction with the visual attributes of the film, saying, His strongest element is the strict majesty of John Toll's cinematography (, Legends of Autumn, The Thin Red Line), in which the harsh beauty of the Western landscape looms over the characters as a silent rebuke. Critic Josh Rosenblatt, writing for The Austin Chronicle, viewed Serafim Falls as meditative, beautifully filmed and blessed with a healthy dose of cynicism and a game of morality without morality and Western Purgatoria, which, in the end, requires that its protagonists accept their loneliness and cruelty and take advantage of the redeeming power of mere exhaustion. The Los Angeles Times' Kevin Kors gave the film a somewhat mixed rating, calling it a beautifully filmed chase by screenwriter-director David von Anken and co-writer Abby Everett Jax, he moves along with minimalist efficiency, but generally acknowledged that it ran out of gas during the overly multi-city final section. Author Joshua Rothkopf of Time Out noted that the film has all the good looks of its winter Oregons, not to mention the equally rocky faces of Liam Neeson and the gray-haired Pierce Brosnan, embroiled in a run chase with the latter on the run. When the actors Neeson and Brosnan slouch to the material, so obviously beneath them, the fastenings can at least be in order. -Ruth Stein, writing for The San Francisco Chronicle, peter Reiner of The Christian Science Monitor highlighted the film's merits, saying it was essentially one long, grim thriller about stalking and killing. From harsh snowy landscapes to crack desert vistas, director David von Ancken and cinematographer John Toll serve up plenty of eye candy from the high street. He added: The film functions as a kind of survival guide, and it's a painful pleasure to see Gideon drop out of one impossible situation after another. Alternatively, however, columnist Joe Morgenstern of sadly mentioned: Things turn from simplicity to sentity, then to surreal stupidity, and finally to the mano-a-mano contest, in the parched desert over which man gets the best close-up. After its cinematic release in 2007, Seraphim Falls received a nomination from the Gotham Awards for the Breakthrough Director Award. In 2008, the film won the Best Special Trick award from the Taurus World Stunt Awards brand Vanselow and Craig Hosking. The film premiered on January 26, 2007, at a limited box office throughout the United States. In the first weekend the film opened in the distant 42nd place $155,560 in business display in 52 locations. The comedy film took the top spot this weekend, with box office of $18,612,544. The film's revenue fell 49% in its second week of release, earning $79,181. Over the weekend, the film dropped to 48th place in 48 theaters. The film Messengers, an unseated epic film, to open at the top box office at $14,713,321 in box office revenue. During its final weekend in release, Seraphim Falls opened in 73rd place with $10,526 in revenue. The film went to the top domestically at $418,296 in total ticket sales through a six-week theatrical run. Internationally, the film received an additional $801,762 at the box office for a total of $1,220,058. In 2007 as a whole, the film will cumulatively rank in box office performance position of 276. Home Media After its cinematic release in cinemas, the widescreen edition of the film Region 1 Code was released on DVD in the U.S. on May 15, 2007. Special features for DVDs include; Audio commentary with Pierce Brosnan, screenwriter-director David von Ankken and producer Michael Hanan; and Behind the Scenes of the Seraphim Falls Featurette. Currently, there are several European Blu-ray film releases, although it is also available in other media formats such as video on demand. See also the movie portal List of Western Movies of the 2000s Links - b c d Seraphim Falls. Box office Mojo. Received 2011-04-18. a b c David von Anken. (2007). USA: Icon Productions. a b Holden, Stephen (January 26, 2007). Once upon a time in a very familiar West. The New York Times. Received 2011-04-21. 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