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The Wager, DVD

Pure Flix / DVD

3 out of 5 stars (37 Reviews)

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CBD Stock No: WW001202

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Despite Hollywood bias against his strong faith, Michael Steel (Randy Travis) will soon walk the red carpet as a Best Actor nominee! But in a Job-like wager with God, Satan puts him to the test. Between scandalous media deceptions and seductive co-star temptations, can Michael stand strong for truth when his reputation, marriage, and career are in shambles? Rated PG. Approx. 82 minutes.

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Format: DVD
Vendor: Pure Flix

UPC: 893261001202
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The Wager, DVD 2.9 5 37 37

Very slow and disjointed. Good story line but it never really got off the ground. January 4, 2012

zzz...sorry, love Randy Travis music but an actor he's not. The story line was weird. Don't know why I kept watching...perhaps in hopes it would get better? It didn't. July 30, 2010

The Wager was so so, not something I would want to see over and over again, June 11, 2010

This movie was terrible. In fact, I found it to be a hugely sexist, John Hagee-pushing, complete waste of my time. Doctrinally, it was scattered all over the place.I couldn't figure out how the Bible verse placards scattered throughout had anything to do with him doing the big hero thing at the end. I suppose the whole "wager" thing was a modern-day story of Job??? Spoiler - Not to mention that his wife rushes back to him at the end without him actually doing a thing to change his marriage. Oh, and the way they portrayed his co-actress was pathetic; but we all know that ALL actresses are blond slutty bimbos whose only purpose in life is to seduce righteous men - right?? I like Randy Travis, and he did okay with his acting, but I thought the whole story line was ridiculous and insulting. I guess the main message to Christian women is that they are expected to come running to the rescue of their poor busy, harrassed husbands - period - keep up the public show because it will rescue your husband in the end. They actually had a fair idea for the movie, and some of the movie effects had a good feel, but the script totally fell short. Reeeally disappointing. February 20, 2010