The Forge

8/23/20242h 3m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ Whoever wants the next generation the most will get them. ~

Overview:

19 year old Isaiah Wright lives for basketball and video games. A year out of high school, he has no job, no plans, and no idea how to be a man. At odds with his single mother Cynthia, Isaiah is given an ultimatum – to step up or move out. Feeling the pull from his friends and the push from his mom, Isaiah is hired by Moore Fitness, unaware of how the owner will personally impact his life. With the prayers of his mother and unexpected guidance from his new mentor, Isaiah is forced to deal with his past, sacrifice his selfishness and discover how God might have a greater purpose for his life.

Director:

Alex Kendrick

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$5,000,000.00

Revenue:

$40,392,664.00

Key words:

faith
self-discovery
single mother
spin off
belief in god
troubled past
christian film
christian faith
independent film
biblical
biblical scholar

Cast

Aspen Kennedy Wilson

~ as ~

Isaiah Wright

Priscilla C. Shirer

~ as ~

Cynthia Wright

Cameron Arnett

~ as ~

Joshua

Karen Abercrombie

~ as ~

Miss Clara

T.C. Stallings

~ as ~

Tony Jordan

B.J. Arnett

~ as ~

Janelle Moore

Ken Bevel

~ as ~

James

Benjamin Charles Watson

~ as ~

Benjamin

Jonathan Evans

~ as ~

Jonathan

Jerry Shirer

~ as ~

Vaughn

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Reviews (1)

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I recently watched the faith-based Christian film, "The Forge," which tells the story of a young man grappling with anger and resentment towards his biological father, as he strives to become a better person without truly understanding how. He is mentored by a group known as the Forge, particularly by a man who offers him a job, portrayed by the talented Cameron Arnett. Arnett's portrayal of this godly figure is truly exceptional, showcasing compassion, emotion, and acting prowess that surpasses any other faith-based film I've seen.

Karen Abercrombie, reprising her role as Miss Clara from "War Room," adds a touch of humor and seriousness to the film. Meanwhile, Priscilla Shirer, also returning from "War Room," solidifies her place as one of my favorite actresses with her captivating presence that draws viewers into worship and belief.

Initially unsure about the main character Isaiah's portrayal, Aspen Kennedy proves himself to be a remarkable actor deserving of praise for his transformation from a troubled young man to a godly figure. The journey he takes viewers on is emotional and engaging, eliciting tears, laughter, and cheers as we witness his growth and struggles.

The supporting cast in "The Forge" also deserves recognition for their extraordinary performances that contribute to the film's emotional depth and captivation. Despite being a two-hour movie, the story unfolds seamlessly, leaving audiences cheering at the end for its incredible impact.

I highly recommend watching "The Forge" in theaters without delay. This eye-opening experience will resonate with you long after the credits roll, offering a powerful and inspiring story that is truly worth witnessing.