Spiritual Warriors (2007)

User Rating:

4.8/10   

Director:

David Raynr

Writers:

Jsu Garcia (writer)
John-Roger (writer)

Genre:

Adventure | Sci-Fi

Tagline:

John-Roger, spiritual movies, spiritual awaken, love,

Plot:

Spiritual Warriors is the story of a misguided actor, FINN (Jsu Garcia), who meets a mysterious elderly man...

Plot Keywords:

Warrior | Yoga | Spirituality | Real Love | Inner Voice

Cast

Robert Easton	...	Roger
Jsu Garcia	...	Christopher Finn
Shyla Marlin	...	Claire (as Shyla Cruize)
Christopher Atkins	...	King of Sparta
Sally Kirkland	...	Realtor
Leigh Taylor-Young	...	The Psychiatrist
Howard Fine	...	Himself
Suzy McCoppin	...	Gwen
Rick Ojeda	...	Doctor (as Rick E. Edwards)
Stephen Sowan	...	Prince Of Darkness
Kristoff St. John	...	Hospital Administrator
Alisha Das	...	Alisha
Robin Riker	...	Reporter
Ehécatl Chávez	...	Spartan King's Valets
Brandon Maggart	...	King Akeon

Runtime:

USA:120 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Cairo, Egypt

Company:

Scott J-R Productions

Quotes:

Christopher Finn: There's a girl on the road, there's a girl on the road...

An independent film, a different take on a man's spiritual quest--and training, and a few things he learned along the way.

This movie was thought-provoking. It was different. It was powerful. It's refreshing to see a different take on archetypal images. It's one of those movies I thought about for days later. Some of the special effects had an effect--on me. Thought-provoking images. Some were expansive. Some were just wow--in subtle ways. One image toward the end of the movie (I won't give it away) was worth the whole film. I liked the practical, subtle humor of the Roger character, little subtle things that made me chuckle (and make me think) about funny human behaviors, and that balanced out the other dramas taking place in the story. Some of the flash-back scenes were powerful to watch and got me thinking. I loved the way the Roger character was portrayed, his gentleness, peacefulness--and his down to earth humor! I liked the way some spiritual truths, posed loosely in the film, was developed in a "real" story with "real" people working it--or attempting to work it out. One pretty basic psychological truth most people have probably heard before jumped out to me. I saw something differently. In the end, I'd have to say my favorite scenes were some of the special effect images and the down-to-earth Roger character!