Hell and Mr Fudge

Synopsis

Hell and Mr. Fudge is a 2012 biographical drama film starring Mackenzie Astin that tells the story of Edward Fudge, a young theologian who sets out to research the concept of hell. As he delves deeper into his studies, he challenges traditional beliefs and faces backlash from his community. The movie explores themes of faith, doubt, and the pursuit of truth in the face of adversity. Through his journey, Edward discovers the power of love and compassion, leading to a transformative experience that challenges his preconceptions and inspires those around him. Directed by Jeff Wood, Hell and Mr. Fudge offers a thought-provoking look at the intersection of religion and personal convictions.

Cast

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  Mackenzie Astin

  Edward Fudge

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  Keri Lynn Pratt

  Sara Faye

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  John Wesley Shipp

  Bennie Lee Fudge

• Cody Sullivan

  Young Edward Fudge

• Wes Robertson

  Joe Mark

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  Eileen Davidson

  Mrs. Fudge

Reviews

Hell and Mr. Fudge has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some appreciate the film's exploration of theological concepts and Mackenzie Astin's portrayal of Edward Fudge, others find the pacing slow and the narrative lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes criticizes the film for its overly simplistic approach to a complex subject, giving it a rating of 5/10. On the other hand, IMDb users have rated the movie 5.8/10, with many praising the performances and emotional impact of the story. Metacritic also gives it a moderate score of 55/100, highlighting the film's sincere attempt to address challenging questions about faith and salvation. Overall, Hell and Mr. Fudge offers a compelling depiction of one man's spiritual journey but falls short in fully engaging its audience.