Dial a Prayer 2015 123movies

Watch: Dial a Prayer 2015 123movies, Full Movie Online – Cora, a disenchanted and troubled young woman, begrudgingly answers phones at a Prayer Call Center under the watchful direction of its religious leader Bill. When her prayers start making a difference, one caller shows up convinced he’s been saved by her voice. With the discovery of her newfound gift, Cora struggles to reconcile her troubled past, and grapples with the faith that others have started to show in her..
Plot: A troubled young woman working at a prayer call center makes a difference in other people’s lives, forcing her to reconcile with her troubled past with the faith she brings out in others.
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	5.2/10 Votes: 976
	67% | RottenTomatoes
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	N/A Votes: 33 Popularity: 3.565 | TMDB

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Worth seeing but I am not exactly who the audience would be for this picture.
In the last year or so, quite a few films have debuted which have been targeted to a more conservative Christian audience, such as “Son of God” as well as “God is Not Dead”. I assumed that “Dial a Prayer” is pretty much another one of these films, though despite its plot, it isn’t exactly something that will appeal to many of the same folks who would have seen these other movies.

The film is about a surly young lady, Cora (Brittany Snow). She’s got attitude, that’s for sure…and you know that she’s been sentenced to do community service for some sort of crime, though for much of the film you have no idea what she’s done. As for her community service, she works for a Dial-a-Prayer service–an odd choice for community service considering her attitude about life as well as what crimes she committed. Oddly, however, despite being an angry, lost soul, through the course of the film, she comes to develop a sense of purpose and begins to shed some of her anger and hopelessness.

“Dial a Prayer” has a lot going for it. Snow’s performance is exceptional, as she played troubled and angry quite well–so well that it was difficult liking her character for much of the film. This is a major plus. Additionally, it sure didn’t hurt that the nice minister who ran the center was played by William H. Macy–a guy who just make everything look so easy and natural. I also like the notion that ACTING good, after a while, makes you good– something fundamental to many philosophies and branches of psychology. The film also really was nice because it was very unique and there isn’t anything else like it that I’ve seen in a very long time.

But, the film also has a huge problem which will easily impact its marketability. For the traditional Christian audience, while most of the story will make them quite happy, the cursing and sex in the film just don’t fit in with their values and it’s hard to imagine them not being offended. As for others, there are also a lot of folks who have no interest in a film about spirituality–and they’d never see such a movie in the first place. As a result, while it’s a very good film, I just don’t know if it has much of an audience, though it is worth seeing.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 37 min (97 min)
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Status Released
Rated PG-13
Genre Comedy, Drama
Director Maggie Kiley
Writer Maggie Kiley
Actors Brittany Snow, William H. Macy, Tom Lipinski
Country United States
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