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Ring The Bell features a host of well-known Christian music artists, such as Mark Hall along with his band Casting Crowns, Steven Curtis Chapman, and Matthew West, all who play a role in this inspirational drama. Several former and current Major League Baseball all-stars are also featured in the film: ESPN analysts John Kruk and Rick Sutcliffe (a former Cy Young Award winner), along with Ben Zobrist.
This family-friendly movie was produced by Mark Miller, Beach Street Records' founder and Casting Crowns’ producer. Miller, who is also the lead singer and founder of country music group Sawyer Brown, co-wrote the script with Thomas Weber and Weber directed the production.
Review: “Ring the Bell” is a good family movie. It has a good storyline and is awesome in its clear presentation of the gospel. While I enjoyed the movie, I did feel that it was a bit slow at times – not a whole lot of action. The story centers around Rod Decker, the owner of a sports agency, who wants to sign a high school baseball player from the small town of Middletown to a pro baseball contract. Upon arrival in Middletown, Rod discovers that the people there have a very different life from his city life and they seem far more content than he ever has. He encounters a brother and sister team who have opened their home to troubled youth. On the farm, there is a dinner bell that only gets chimed when a person has accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior. Rod sees something in these people that he knows he doesn’t have and wonders is it real.
While there is not a lot of “action” in this movie, I really enjoyed “Ring the Bell” and can easily recommend it. It is a family-friendly movie with absolutely no inappropriate language or situations. So very refreshing to be able to sit down and watch with your family and children a movie that is clean. (rev. P.Howard)
Review: “Ring the Bell” is a good family movie. It has a good storyline and is awesome in its clear presentation of the gospel. While I enjoyed the movie, I did feel that it was a bit slow at times – not a whole lot of action. The story centers around Rod Decker, the owner of a sports agency, who wants to sign a high school baseball player from the small town of Middletown to a pro baseball contract. Upon arrival in Middletown, Rod discovers that the people there have a very different life from his city life and they seem far more content than he ever has. He encounters a brother and sister team who have opened their home to troubled youth. On the farm, there is a dinner bell that only gets chimed when a person has accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior. Rod sees something in these people that he knows he doesn’t have and wonders is it real.
While there is not a lot of “action” in this movie, I really enjoyed “Ring the Bell” and can easily recommend it. It is a family-friendly movie with absolutely no inappropriate language or situations. So very refreshing to be able to sit down and watch with your family and children a movie that is clean. (rev. P.Howard)
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