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4.7/10
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When God decides to destroy Earth, four angels aim to redeem mankind through a young man and woman with their own troubles.When God decides to destroy Earth, four angels aim to redeem mankind through a young man and woman with their own troubles.When God decides to destroy Earth, four angels aim to redeem mankind through a young man and woman with their own troubles.
- Awards
- 6 nominations
James Stephens
- Ron
- (as James Stevens)
Robert Costanzo
- Capt. Cinzari
- (as Bobby Costanzo)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAlthough she'd starred in three theatrical movies and had made countless TV appearances in the 15 year prior to this movie, Dame Olivia Newton-John was insecure about her acting abilities and decided to enroll in acting training in preparation for the film (and in fact her character is also part of an acting workshop).
- GoofsAs Zack leaves the bank, his mustache is almost all the way off. When he runs down the street, his mustache is completely back on his face, with no time to have fixed it.
- Crazy creditsThe phrase "This film is Rated PG" is within the credits at the end before the PG rating tag actually shows after the movie.
- Alternate versionsOn older home video and TV versions, the 1953 20th Century Fox "Cinemascope" logo is oddly seen in place of the "then current" logo at the beginning of the movie. And at the end of the end credits, the tag "This film is Rated PG" is seen. Current home video and TV prints restore the "then-current" 20th Century Fox logo at the beginning and removes the "This film is Rated PG" tag at the end of the end credits.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Olivia Newton-John: Twist of Fate (1983)
- SoundtracksHallelujah
(opening title)
from "Messiah" (uncredited)
Music by George Frideric Handel (as Georg Friedrich Händel)
Featured review
Should be in that "Bad Movies We Love" book! Vintage '80s.
This movie's unintentional humor is just as funny as the real humor intended to be. There's a lot to watch for here, the once-hot trendy hairstyles hairstyles, edible sunglasses, an small role by an up-and-coming Kathy Bates, are all in here. John's physique was still lookin' hot from "Stayin' Alive" (waxed chest and all), and Olivia's "Physical" haircut had grown out to a nice length by this time. Their clothes and hair are classic mid-80s. I'm sure it was a refreshing change for ONJ from the peasant dress she wore in "Xanadu." The plot is incidental, but an added reason to see this film is the wonderful presence of the late actors Scatman Crothers, Oliver Reed, and Beatrice Straight (a dramatic actor who inexplicably made this one of her only comedic roles). Reed is a pleasure to watch, and Crothers is as jovial here as he was playing Kick the Can in "Twilight Zone: The Movie." They should have realized what they had and made it more campy; but hey, as long as we're in on the joke. This should play on local UHF stations Saturday or Sunday afternoons in a double bill with the Carol Burnett/Alan Arkin film, "Chu Chu and the Philly Flash"!
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Box office
- Budget
- $14,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $23,646,952
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $3,344,942
- Dec 18, 1983
- Gross worldwide
- $23,646,952
- Runtime1 hour 28 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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