Terry is an electronics wizard and thief. After he is released from jail, he is hit by a car while saving a little girls life.
While in recovery, he dreams that Charlton Heston dressed as God, visits him and tells him he's an Angel, and must start doing good things to make up for his past life.
Not believing it at first, he too becomes convinced. Not having any powers yet, he must use his own experiences and talents to make good things happen......
Back in 1990 this looked like a sure fire hit, getting the guy from Crocodile Dundee, and making him an Angel, but with a dangerous side. The thing is with Hogan is that, if you are of a certain age, your mum was guaranteed to fancy him, so he had a devout fan base.
But as I've realised thanks to education and common sense, you are only as good as the material you are in, and this has to be one of the biggest vanity projects I've ever seen.
Even if Hogan wore a T-Shirt saying 'I'm really that good', it couldn't get any back slappingly obvious.
He works for The Lord, he's a robber but everyone loves him, he helps kids, he makes a mans last few days his greatest, he convinces an old man to help people, basically he's great.
There are a few funny moments, the Rod Stewart bit is a highlight, but Hogan loves himself too much, and it ruins his character.
For die hard Hogan fans only, and your mum.
While in recovery, he dreams that Charlton Heston dressed as God, visits him and tells him he's an Angel, and must start doing good things to make up for his past life.
Not believing it at first, he too becomes convinced. Not having any powers yet, he must use his own experiences and talents to make good things happen......
Back in 1990 this looked like a sure fire hit, getting the guy from Crocodile Dundee, and making him an Angel, but with a dangerous side. The thing is with Hogan is that, if you are of a certain age, your mum was guaranteed to fancy him, so he had a devout fan base.
But as I've realised thanks to education and common sense, you are only as good as the material you are in, and this has to be one of the biggest vanity projects I've ever seen.
Even if Hogan wore a T-Shirt saying 'I'm really that good', it couldn't get any back slappingly obvious.
He works for The Lord, he's a robber but everyone loves him, he helps kids, he makes a mans last few days his greatest, he convinces an old man to help people, basically he's great.
There are a few funny moments, the Rod Stewart bit is a highlight, but Hogan loves himself too much, and it ruins his character.
For die hard Hogan fans only, and your mum.