God Don’t Make the Laws 2011 123movies

Watch: God Don’t Make the Laws 2011 123movies, Full Movie Online – The teenager Hawk Kodiak has just left a juvenile facility to live with the Eddie Palmer, who owns a diner in Rockwell. Hawk arrives in the small town by bus bringing a basketball, and befriends the local Joey Larch. Then he goes to the high school, where he meets Eddie’s niece Colbie Palmer, who drives him home. He meets the outcast Johnny Stumbles, who is the only survivor of a bus accident with the local volleyball team that happened seventeen years ago. Soon Hawk discovers that time has stopped in Rockwell since the accident and people have not aged. However he decides to play basketball with Joey and Johnny and soon there are changes in town. Who is Hawk Kodiak?.
Plot: Does time exist when nothing changes? That is the question for the picturesque Village of Rockwell, where time has frozen. Nobody gets sick; nobody ages, and nobody dies due to a tragic bus crash that took the lives of the 1977 undefeated Rockwell High School Basketball Team.
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Ratings:

	4.4/10 Votes: 257
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	N/A Votes: 6 Popularity: 1.679 | TMDB

Reviews:

Any potential, ruined.
First, the acting : On the whole, considering the budget and circumstances (it being a first foray of the director) I’ve seen much worse acting in films with a much greater pedigree. At times, it’s laboured, but not wooden or overtly stilted. So the cast can’t be held responsible for failings of the film. The Story isn’t really anything “new” either. It has an undercurrent of mystery and mystique, but struggles to engage the viewer by trying way too hard to be enigmatic. If you avoid religiously moral tales, then fear not, this isn’t ported from a bible channel.. But a spiritual overseer and play caller is hinted at in the dialogue and the feel of the story. Zero spoilers, but, basically you’re watching the town of Rockwell frozen in time after a town tragedy and a young man turns up off the bus and triggers the re commencement of time. Editing and photography are more than adequate, and coupled with the reasonable acting and inoffensive story premise, you’d expect to sit down to watch a low budget B movie that didn’t change your life but didn’t have you hurling bricks at the screen. You’d expect.. But here’s where an unforgivable error of judgement on the part of the Director scuppers ANY chance of engaging his audience… He lets loose the sound editor and the score composer, and basically massacres his own movie. I’ve seen some awful films, and heard some terrible songs and soundtracks, but this movie is probably the most heavy handed, cheesiest, stinkiest soundtrack I’ve ever suffered through. Completely jarring, incongruous, overly loud, diabolical lyrics and sweat stained vocals appear from nowhere in situations that lend absolutely no correlation to the story. If you can envisage , say, a sequence of quiet contemplation in a candle lit church, then out of nowhere , with no change of action, a sequence of hip hop tracks followed by a Metallica song suddenly start to play? That’s the kind of incongruity in the sound editing. It was so jarring, so contrary to the immersion factor required for movie enjoyment, it left me feeling furious. As such, I can say nothing of the film’s storyline or conclusion because I simply didn’t care. A woeful series of decisions render this film virtually unwatchable. Give it a miss.

Almost but not quite
I tried really hard to like this movie – the premise sounds encouraging: a loner boy comes to a small town where basketball is banned following the road traffic death years before of some young people – a bit like ‘Footloose’ but without the funky music and some added supernatural undertones.

The dialogue’s not too bad but some of the acting (Lucas Salvagno, Jason Jay Crabtree) is just shockingly bad. Then we come to Adam White’s cinematography and director David Sabbbath’s editing. The whole thing has the ambiance of some 1970s porno-flick.

It’s saved by the easy-on-the-eye Ella Rae Peck and a hefty performance by Robert Prescott but the production values leave a lot to be desired.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 40 min (100 min) (USA)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Drama
Director David Sabbath
Writer David Sabbath
Actors Ella Rae Peck, Lucas Salvagno, Robert Prescott
Country United States
Awards N/A
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Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera Arriflex Cameras and Lenses
Laboratory FotoKem Laboratory, Burbank (CA), USA
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Printed Film Format 35 mm