Taylor quickly mobilized JMMI’s boots-on-the-ground disaster relief team, dubbed the Convoy of Miracles, to bring vital aid to Hurricane Ian’s victims.Īfter Pastor David E. In response to the devastation, Pastor David E.

Widespread power outages, compounded by crippling damage to roads, bridges, and other infrastructure, resulted in a crisis situation. Florida suffered the vast majority of deaths, with others occurring in North Carolina, Virginia, and Cuba. 1, 2022, the hurricane’s recorded death toll reached 157 casualties. In September 2022, as Hurricane Ian barreled across the Atlantic Ocean leaving a swath of destruction in its wake, Pastor David Taylor heard the call.Ĭlassified as a Category 4 hurricane, Ian was the deadliest hurricane to strike Florida since Labor Day in 1935. Taylor, leader of Joshua Media Ministries International, believes. Give them space.Sometimes an act of God is the summons to an act of faith, or so Pastor David E. I'm glad the new technology is there and we got new directors who reflect that. The film reminded me of The Killing and I'm looking forward to more from Taylor. The visuals are strong, and if I was a director wanting to bring a comedy in on time that's what I'd probably slip on as well, as it is a fun film over-all. So if there is something missing it is some of that evenness of story development. Because there is some plot that is dropped in there to tie it all together. There are some parts with the drama, and conspiracy where it was hard to switch hats. If you like movies where people get to be goofy, you'll enjoy it on that level. IF you are a Kubrick fan you'll enjoy it on that level. When they're hiding out in her childhood room, again the set design and script give space to the character and she runs with it. She's both smart and adorable at the same time. She does not play a victim despite being called a 'Ho' multiple times in the movie.

The stand-out, who we're going to want to see more from is Teyonah Parris. He steps aside for Boyega to be the lead because he's smart, and knows that his role has the best lines. The scenes where he's partnered with a child playing with juice boxes, it's nice to see a tough guy that way. But I think one of the reasons he's in demand is because he is also vulnerable. Having seen him in this, as well as Attack the Block this past weekend, we see this tough guy. Lighting and cinematography helped to pull it together. You could tell the budget was well spent. Additionally, I'm pretty sure the clones in how they were held was a reference to 'V'. I'm sure there were some I missed as well. There were several Kubrick references all throughout the film. Be it comparing someone to the bad guy on Spongebob, to the carpet from the Overlook Hotel. Thanks to streaming there are so many films that if you want to see them, they're there. We are entering a time where anyone can do what Tarantino did. I'm excited for this new director, Juel Taylor, and want to see more. But our local theatre had They Cloned Tyrone for the weekend, and I'm glad I got to see it in a theatre with an audience. I live in Montgomery Alabama and usually we don't get nothing here.

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