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All Critics (10) | Top Critics (6) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (8)
Flatly shot and lit like a cable-TV movie, with a mismatched Franken-score of flowery flourishes and suspense-feigning propulsion, On the 7th Day sadly contains some fine, earnest acting...
This overplotted, underwritten, powerfully dumb soap-thriller has more professionalism than it deserves.
This tawdry, faith-based kidnapping melodrama has a lot to atone for.
A contrived and preachy melodrama produced by big-time televangelist T.D. Jakes.
"Woman" is in essence an earnestly competent, slightly overcooked B-movie potboiler, with ideas of faith occasionally added to frame the story as parable.
Hysterically overwrought.
As hard as the cast works in turning in solid performances, they fight a losing battle against the largely uninspired story.
In bad melodrama, the instant a woman says "You are such a good man, David," to her husband, you know that he isn't.
Perhaps director Neema Barnette was hired to insulate the movie from charges of misogyny; in the end, On the 7th Day is not about women being "loosed" from the past, but tying those bonds a whole lot tighter.
An attractive cast act out a story of kidnapping and adultery under TV-style directing.
Melodramatic and contrived. It could have been so much better had it not been so dumb. A good cast is victim to a poor script.
Super Reviewer
A good story made this interesting. It was very confusing at times though. Would be nice to see again for additional clarity.
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