Jesus Henry Christ (2012)

Jesus Henry Christ
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Mature themes and infrequent violence

Director: Dennis Lee
Actors: Toni Collette, Michael Sheen, Jason Spevack

This quirky colourful comedy centres around 10-year-old boy-genius Henry James Hermin - a petri-dish child raised by his loving, left-wing feminist mother, who decides to embark on a search for his biological father.

DVD
Status: HighDemand
Run time: 92mins
Origin: UNITED STATES
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
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Run Time: 92mins
File Size (Approx): 0.8 GB

Member Reviews (2)

2 Member Reviews
JC
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So disappointing, can't understand why Toni Collette and Michael Sheen agreed to be part of this terrible movie. It starts off okay and then gets worse and worse. It's full of 'quirky' but pointless details that don't advance the story - the stupid post-it notes that don't fall off in a tornado but blow away when he opens the window!!! So,if Henry as a photographic memory - and he says in the movie, I remember everything I see - why does he have a high IQ? The two are very different. And what's the rubbish about Sheen's surname - and Henry's name? - just filling in huge gaps in the story or it's an inside joke that I didn't get. There are lots of those. The story is weak and could have been covered in 20 mins - the rest is nonsense. It was based on Dennis Lee's Academy Award-winning STUDENT short film and should have remained a short film, it did not translate to a longer movie. Every character is quirky, every action is quirky, every name is quirky. I think they were going for something like Little Miss Sunshine and Moonrise Kingdom - but those two movies barely made it. And I notice that the producer of this is Julia Roberts - what! Only watch if every other DVD has been destroyed. Is there lower than 1 star?
Posted Monday, 11 March 2013 See my other reviews
Lyndelle
says
LOVED this story and all the actors were amazing. Toni COLLETTE is again nothing but wonderful in this querky, intellegent movie. 5 stars!!
Posted Thursday, 27 September 2012 See my other reviews