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Samson (2018)

“Chosen. Betrayed. Redeemed.”

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Plot

Immured in the merciless grip of the brutal Philistines, the Hebrews find themselves entrapped in a cycle of oppression and desolation. Amidst this turmoil, Samson (Taylor James), an extraordinary Hebrew from the tribe of Dan, emerges from the shadows. Possessing an uncommon gift of Herculean strength, Samson and his brother Caleb (Greg Kriek) dare to defy their oppressors, resorting to guile and courage to reclaim sustenance for their beleaguered tribe. Despite the escalating tensions, Samson is a pacifist at heart, preferring the path of peace to violent rebellion. Yet, his divine destiny is undeniable. Chosen from birth to lead his people out of their shackles, the call of duty resonates within him, spurred further by the savage act of Prince Rallah of the Philistines, who ruthlessly takes the life of a Hebrew named Tobias (James Ryan) for merely seeking more food. As the narrative unfolds, Samson's youthful ambition ensnares him in a tragic marriage, propelling him on a path of vengeance that ignites an all-out war with the Philistine Army. Meanwhile, a tribal rebellion, orchestrated by his brother Caleb, escalates in the background. Amid this chaos, the intriguing dynamic between Samson and a beguiling Philistine seductress adds a layer of complexity to his character. Ultimately, it is Samson's capitulation, both to the Philistines and his divine calling, that transforms his tale of enslavement and blindness into a triumphant victory. A saga of faith, courage, and redemption, the story of Samson serves as a beacon of hope amidst despair, a testament to the indomitable spirit of a man chosen by God to liberate his people.

Where to watch Samson?

Samson is an action movie featuring Jackson Rathbone and directed by Bruce MacDonald.

Samson is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Tubi TV.

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