Reviews — The Day Shall Come
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CinemaSerf
The preacher Moses (Marchánt Davis) operates a Miami mission alongside his wife Venus (Danielle Brooks), working to maintain order while facing financial difficulties. He becomes involved in an elaborate scheme orchestrated by the FBI, designed to expose some amateur revolutionaries, and crucially, he remains largely unaware of what's happening. I think that’s actually a good thing for how this unfolds. It made me wo…
Stephen Campbell
**_Not a patch on_ Four Lions_, but you can never go too far wrong with Chris Morris_** >_Americans are always at the mercy of the evil doers everywhere, including those distinctly in our midst with mayhem in mind. Our military is an under financed wreck, our Navy practically a set of dinghies, a Muslim is even in the White House, a malign climate-change movement is eager to destroy capitalism as we know it, w…
SWITCH.
It’s true that ‘The Day Shall Come’ doesn't push its satirical elements as far as it perhaps could, but it remains a fun and entertaining film likely to elicit strong reactions and laughter from viewers. The final moments offer a disturbing illustration of the purpose behind movies like this.


