Father Stu Film Review: Mark Wahlberg's Tough Guy Finds Redemption as a Catholic Priest
Wahlberg and Mel Gibson both seem to be chasing on-screen rehabilitation for off-screen misdeeds in an above-average faith-based melodrama
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Wahlberg and Mel Gibson both seem to be chasing on-screen rehabilitation for off-screen misdeeds in an above-average faith-based melodrama
“Father Stu” is intended to be inspirational, but viewers may find any sense of elevation elusive.
This week we have Newt on more adventures in Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, Mark Wahlberg in the inspirational Father Stu, and the horror film Choose or Die.
This Easter, Mark Wahlberg is offering us a gift as sweet as a box of Peeps or a chocolate rabbit — and just as nutritious.
Father Stu, starring Mark Wahlberg and Mel Gibson, is based on the true story of Stuart Long, a rough-around-the-edges boxer-turned-priest who died in 2014.