
Disillusioned and temporarily rudderless, John Woodson is about to experience a dramatic and profound metamorphosis. Through a mysterious set of coincidences, he finds himself on an adventure to Peru in search of ancient scrolls, known as the Celestine Prophecy. The prophecy and its nine key insights, predict a new awakening that redefines human life and provides a glimpse into a completely spiritual culture on earth. Resistant at first, skeptical and unsure, John finds that ... (Full plot summary below)
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Disillusioned and temporarily rudderless, John Woodson is about to experience a dramatic and profound metamorphosis. Through a mysterious set of coincidences, he finds himself on an adventure to Peru in search of ancient scrolls, known as the Celestine Prophecy. The prophecy and its nine key insights, predict a new awakening that redefines human life and provides a glimpse into a completely spiritual culture on earth. Resistant at first, skeptical and unsure, John finds that each step he takes, each person he encounters leads him to a new awakening. It is only in this letting go that he finds his destiny and comes to understand the meaning that had escaped him when his adventure began.
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| Denver Rocky Mountain NewsRobert DenersteinThe film does have some decent production values, but the story fails to generate much tension, perhaps because the external forces that oppose the protagonist are drawn without subtlety. |
| Contra Costa TimesRandy MyersCelestine functions both as a thriller and a spiritual film. |
| Arizona RepublicBill MullerThe movie is self-conscious and lacks dramatic tension, and the dialogue sounds like people reading passages from James Redfield's novel ... |
| VarietyDennis HarveyCelestine Prophecy demands all skepticism be left in the lobby. That's a leap few may be willing to take -- few beyond those millions who bought the book, that is. |
| Boulder WeeklyThomas DelapaHow's this for a prophecy: This earnest but hokey adaptation of James Redfield's New Age best-seller won't last more than a few weeks in theaters. |
| L.A. WeeklyErnest HardyThe film taps the same spiritual thirst and anxiety that has made cultural phenomena of "The Da Vinci Code" and the "Left Behind" series. And it’s just as cheesy. |
| OregonianShawn LevyAs to claims that the book provides a path to enlightenment, I'm an agnostic. But I can swear on a stack of ancient scrolls that the movie plays like 90-odd minutes of purgatory from which you feel you may never escape. |
| San Francisco ChronicleMick LaSalleThe film is clumsy -- not merely unconventional but awkward in its narrative development and dialogue. |
| Baltimore SunChris KaltenbachIt's hard, bordering on impossible, to evaluate this movie without stepping on people's beliefs. |
| Los Angeles TimesMark OlsenThe movie is flatly acted and extremely ill-paced, lacking any sense of urgency, momentum or fun. "Romancing the Stone" it is not. |