This is a preachy movie, a preachy movie that tries to use golf metaphors, jargon and situations to mask over its underlying religious connotations. Which as a movie goes, is an utter failure. The script is sanitized for your protection. The story line is nonsense and still completely predictable. The direction and editing is amateur at best. Camera work and lighting is also cheap and amateur. The sets are completely unadorned, to the point of everything looking fake(d), and that there was no real budget. And then there is the lousy actors. They look like they belong in local insurance commercials. The sound track, while sounding pretty good is also completely predictable and tries to subtly stay on message. About the only thing they got right was the engine sound used in association with the Maserati. Lastly... Pat Boone! Really?
Review of The Mulligan
