The film's website has additional details. Kirk Cameron has shown he can do more in one night than most movie makers. This time, it will appear in 660 theaters, with some of these locations already selling out, according to a press release. It was so popular, in fact, that the showing, which was planned to be one-night only, is coming back to theaters for an encore presentation on Oct. These themes in mind, the demand for "Unstoppable" was immense, with more than 150,000 tickets sold across America.
The pain that the loss of a such a young life caused was so profound, Cameron decided to put it at the center of "Unstoppable," abandoning previous plans to travel through Europe with a slightly different story line (you can read more about the film and our interview with Cameron here). The actor attended Matthew's funeral in Bison, S.D., when he passed away, and he watched as the boy's casket was lowered into the ground. For more information or to get tickets through Fathom, go here. Starting from the Garden of Eden, he takes viewers through Biblical history to explore these important themes and to show that, regardless of what has happened, God still had his hand in and on each and every historical and contemporary scenario.Ĭameron told TheBlaze about the young man who died from cancer this year, describing him as a "friend" and letting us know that he is central to the film's message. Kirk Cameron’s new film ‘Unstoppable’ comes to theaters in September. The death of his 15-year-old friend sparks Kirk Cameron to address the question of why bad things happen to good people. "Thematically, is a movie about faith, hope and love and we can see that playing out in 'Monumental' in the formation of this great nation we live in," Cameron said at the time, going on to note that his new movie offers a different exploration - a very personal look at God's role in human beings' lives as it relates to tragedy and suffering. With Kirk Cameron, Kelly Burke, Cari Burke, Denny Deutsch. Last month, TheBlaze delved deep into "Unstoppable's" plot, which tackles one of the life's most frequently asked questions: "Why does God let bad things happen to good people?" Ten thousand university students were also on-site to watch the film along with Cameron. Truly Amazing: Heres What Ended Up Happening With Kirk Camerons New Movie About God, Suffering and the BibleĪccompanying the film was a live simulcast shown at all 700 theaters during which the producer, who appeared from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., addressed the film's central themes - pain, suffering and God's love for mankind.
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