Any Day (2015)

This is a semi-faith based film that attempts to disguise itself. Vian (Sean Bean) beats a man to death. After 12 years in prison, he gets out and finds out no one wants anything to do with him. His sister (Kate Walsh) who believes "God will provide" reluctantly takes him for a few weeks, during which time he picks up Eva Longoria by asking her about her sign. Things go up for Sean and right when the story was getting ready to stall, the down slide happens to wake us back up.This was a slow moving drama about an ex-con, forgiveness, redemption, and Jimmy's rock. None of the theme aspects were done particularly well, but then again it wasn't bad...just meh.Guide: No swearing, or nudity. Implied sex.

I liked this movie. Im new to the faith based movies and just love them. One of the things Ive noticed is that I have to take my critics glasses off, because if I dont there will never be a christian movie I'd like because they're all flawed. I didnt care that the choice of Sean Bean was unrealistic because of the age thing..as someone said not too many people boxing at that age. The child actor...I dont think he was THAT bad. And yes the story seemed thrown together, like they didnt care, but in the end it's all about God. Thats what christian movies come down to. Whether all their lives christians or total newbies, that's what these movies are made for.

An ex-boxer comes out of jail after 12 years and tries to re-build his life. It's a familiar tale but for a small film it does punch above it's weight for large periods.It's all fairly low key apart from the final half hour but a decent cast make this fairly enjoyable. Sean Bean isn't the most versatile of actors but I thought he did a good job here showing a vulnerability he doesn't always get the chance to show. Eva Longaria also does a good job and the chemistry between her and Bean does a lot to drag the film along. Good support is provided by Tom Arnold and Kate Walsh and there is a promising performance by Nolan Gross as Beans young nephew.Whilst this could have been annoyingly predictable a decent script makes this more interesting than expected. Although not without it's faults ( some of the scenes towards the end are a bit clumsy) I'm surprised that as it stands this has such a low rating 5.0 (651 votes). Based on that rating I wasn't expecting much but this was far more enjoyable than expected. Well worth watching if you have a spare couple of hours to kill.

The warning sign should say "WARNING! This movie is so bad that you'll waste even more time giving it bad ratings on IMDb" Ned Stark died for this? It's like the actors didn't even try and the director was happy was with them just getting the lines right, no acting needed, and kept the takes to a minimum. As a previous commentator stated, flat, flat and flat.It's not physically possible to give spoilers to this film, only warnings... Here goes, Eva Longoria is being stalked by a really creepy guy who waits outside her house like every day she comes back from work, but hey, let's go grab some pizza because it's got basil on it.The mother of the kid (who probably got paid in ice cream because he couldn't act at all) reacted to his coma state like he'd just got a new retainer at the dentist, ah so around 4 to 6 weeks? Anyone else surprised Sean Bean looked the same age after 12 years in prison? The make up department's contribution to that one was handing his younger version a sports jacket... Genius Like I said, there should be warning signs on these type of movies telling how bad they are...