End of the Spear

Every Tribe Entertainment | Release Date: January 20, 2006

8.0	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 38 Ratings

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JacobK.Mar 2, 2007

I wached this movie without knowing what to expect... It appears that the majority of people and orginizations rated this movie with extreme bias. They gave no mention of the acting, sound track, and scenery in this movie (Even with a poor I wached this movie without knowing what to expect... It appears that the majority of people and orginizations rated this movie with extreme bias. They gave no mention of the acting, sound track, and scenery in this movie (Even with a poor storyline it should rate at least a 6 by itself!!!!). The movie was incredibly gripping, character development was astonishing, and itis based on a true story. If anyone rated this movie less than a 7, it is because they are bias because of the Christain nature of the film. Both sides, anti-Christian and Christian, have this bias problem. Read the posts, its either too politically correct or too religious. Anyhow, from a true critic, The most gripping and moving movie I have seen!!! Its too bad it likely won't win any awards.… Expand

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KenB.Jan 28, 2006

Good (not great) acting with very good cinematography. I was not expecting much from this movie but it powerfully and compellingly presents the themes that it wants to present. Much better in this pespect than most critically aclaimed movies today.

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KarenAMar 5, 2006

As a young adult, I had heard of this story that took place in 1956, where five missionaries were killed trying to save a brutal tribe of people. (One of the wives has a radio program in our area.) I had no idea concerning the details As a young adult, I had heard of this story that took place in 1956, where five missionaries were killed trying to save a brutal tribe of people. (One of the wives has a radio program in our area.) I had no idea concerning the details surrounding it. I was fascinated viewing this movie. Watching it and knowing it was a true story showed the ultimate in forgiveness. I greatly appreciated being able to see what one of these five families experienced. It was awesome to see how good can come out of such evil.… Expand

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HeidiM.Jan 22, 2006

This was a rare movie that I'm proud to have taken my kids to see. I can't stop thinking about it, and I will buy it on DVD. After reading the professional critics reviews, I have discovered that I must not have anything in common This was a rare movie that I'm proud to have taken my kids to see. I can't stop thinking about it, and I will buy it on DVD. After reading the professional critics reviews, I have discovered that I must not have anything in common with them!… Expand

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MaryC.Jan 22, 2006

I was very suprised how much this movie affected me. I knew going in that this was a low budget film based on a true story and that it may be disappointing when compared with typical Hollywood big budget fare. However, I did not feel cheated I was very suprised how much this movie affected me. I knew going in that this was a low budget film based on a true story and that it may be disappointing when compared with typical Hollywood big budget fare. However, I did not feel cheated or disappointed in any way. The scenes depicting the voilent nature of the tribesmen are gripping and horrifying. And the expected fate of the missionaries is heart-wrenching. I did not find this to be a "Sunday School lesson", in fact I felt that the "proselytizing" was kept to a minimum. And I found that I kept putting off leaving the theater for fear I would miss something.… Expand

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ChrisC.Jan 31, 2006

Why are so few critics reviewing this movie? Because it's "Christian"? Yet they'll go and see Deuce Bigalo: American Gigolo. amazing.

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PhilipL.Jan 20, 2006

A compelling story and a beautiful movie.