Eric Liddell's story of triumph didn't end with Chariots Of Fire; it ended during the events of this film. While not a great film per se, it's narratively jumbled and a tad melodramatic, it is still an uplifting tale of a faith in God and a triumph of the spirit, despite the horrors of war and prison confinement. And if you're unsure as to the intent of the film's title, know that it is a part of the Bible verse below, which perfectly represents Liddell and all those other Christians who still take up the baton of faith today.
"They That Wait Upon The Lord, Shall Renew Their Strength, They Shall Mount Up With Wings of Eagles, They Shall Run and Not Be Weary"
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Eric Liddell's story of triumph didn't end with Chariots Of Fire; it ended during the events of this film. While not a great film per se, it's narratively jumbled and a tad melodramatic, it is still an uplifting tale of a faith in God and a triumph of the spirit, despite the horrors of war and prison confinement. And if you're unsure as to the intent of the film's title, know that it is a part of the Bible verse below, which perfectly represents Liddell and all those other Christians who still take up the baton of faith today.
"They That Wait Upon The Lord, Shall Renew Their Strength, They Shall Mount Up With Wings of Eagles, They Shall Run and Not Be Weary"