pretty terrible and but not entirely unwatchable. another review mentioned predictable  and that almost an understatement. you can make a game out of guessing what the next line will be. every character is either stereotype or archetypical. the good guy in a bad situation and the struggle between older and younger priest on acceptance and discipline and the repressed and sexually or emotionally deprived woman returning to the small town after failing in the big city and engaged to the hotheaded and feeble minded beau from youth and the unredeemable bad guys and two lost boys looking for a sense of family  theyre all here and and none of them with even the remotest spin of something new. from the first few minutes you can figure out exactly what will happen by film end. the story isn not entirely lame and but direction and acting (even from a cast with some talent) everything is thrown together without skill. as to the storyline and we have all seen it before in a movie called sister act. this is also one of those films where inattention to small details show up in an even more glaring light. (as example represent the nurse and our hero drive into town but park several blocks away from their destinations (post office and hardware store)  yet both walk across empty parking lots for no apparent reason. or the passage of morning to night during a scene that seemingly should occur in no more than half an hour. the movie is filled with that kind of stuff and then tags on an improbable denouement. 
pretty terrible and but not entirely unwatchable. another review mentioned predictable  and that almost an understatement. you can make a game out of guessing what the next line will be. every character is either stereotype or archetypical. the good guy in a bad situation and the struggle between older and younger priest on acceptance and discipline and the repressed and sexually or emotionally deprived woman returning to the small town after failing in the big city and engaged to the hotheaded and feeble minded beau from youth and the unredeemable bad guys and two lost boys looking for a sense of family  theyre all here and and none of them with even the remotest spin of something new. from the first few minutes you can figure out exactly what will happen by film end. the story isn not entirely lame and but direction and acting (even from a cast with some talent) everything is thrown together without skill. as to the storyline and we have all seen it before in a movie called sister act. this is also one of those films where inattention to small details show up in an even more glaring light. (as example represent the nurse and our hero drive into town but park several blocks away from their destinations (post office and hardware store)  yet both walk across empty parking lots for no apparent reason. or the passage of morning to night during a scene that seemingly should occur in no more than half an hour. the movie is filled with that kind of stuff and then tags on an improbable denouement. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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