The Rendezvous

2016

Action / Adventure

5
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 12%
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 12%
IMDb Rating 5.2/10 10 987 987

treasure middle east murder ancient history mysterious death ancient scroll

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Plot summary

A miss-matched couple embark on a frantic search for the Dead Sea Scroll hidden in the ancient city of Petra.

Director

Annemarie Jacir Photo
Annemarie Jacir

Top cast

Stana Katic Photo
Stana Katic as Rachel Rozman
Darby Stanchfield Photo
Darby Stanchfield as Ruthie
Ronald Guttman Photo
Ronald Guttman as Charles Du Plessis
Alfonso Bassave Photo
Alfonso Bassave as Beltran Reyes
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853.71 MB
1280*534
English 2.0
NR
us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 32 min
Seeds 34
1.71 GB
1920*800
English 5.1
NR
us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 32 min
Seeds 44

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by MLDinTN 5 / 10

a dessert adventure

Rachel goes to Jordan to identify her brother's body, there she is involved in a religious mystery with help of us agent, Jake. They get kidnapped, wander through the dessert, and of course, people whom seem like friends are really enemies.FINAL VERDICT: OK, reminded me of Romancing the Stone except this takes place in the dessert and it is not as good. OK for a background movie while you do other things.
Reviewed by myfaeryfey 6 / 10

A fun romantic adventure

This film has some plot problems, and there are a couple of pivotal scenes that were less than perfectly executed, but it's just so darn charming that it's easy to overlook any flaws and get swept away by the breathtaking cinematography, beautiful score, and engaging performances by the two main actors.Katic and Jaffrey have the kind of chemistry every filmmaker dreams of for their romantic leads but very few get. There's such a distinct Old Hollywood vibe to their interactions that it makes you nostalgic for the good old days when movies were there to provide fun entertainment and escapism, not weigh you down with grit and stark realism. Their banter is witty and well-paced without feeling forced or cliché, and while at times your modern mindset may wish the script would allow for some deeper emotional reactions to the subject matter, it's their uncontainable charm and playfulness that make this movie worthwhile.It's also refreshing to see a Muslim-American man as the romantic hero, who works for the government, cracks lame jokes, brushes off stereotypes with nonchalance, rolls his eyes in frustration at extreme religious ideology, and overall acts like an ordinary guy who finds himself on a wild adventure with an ordinary gal, who just happens to be Jewish. (This dynamic was much more of a focus and explored in much greater detail in the book this movie is based on, A New Song by Sarah Isaias, but is treated as no big deal in the movie, which felt like a bit of a missed opportunity but also was strangely encouraging at the same time. Because maybe it IS no big deal, and people from different religions really CAN respect each other as people and work together and even be attracted to each other without challenging the other's belief system or getting hung up on their differences. Crazy thought, right?) Hollywood needs more of this.Bottom line: This is a fun little adventure film, a treasure hunt, a romantic comedy with a little something extra to make you think, and I highly enjoyed it.
Reviewed by dncorp 4 / 10

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