Letters to God

2010 "Given the right address, anything is possible."
Letters to God
6.2| 1h50m| PG| en| More Info
Released: 09 April 2010 Released
Producted By: Mercy Creek Entretainment
Country: United States of America
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Official Website: http://www.letterstogodthemovie.com
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A young boy fighting cancer writes letters to God, touching lives in his neighborhood and inspiring hope among everyone he comes in contact. An unsuspecting substitute postman, with a troubled life of his own, becomes entangled in the boy's journey and his family by reading the letters. They inspire him to seek a better life for himself and his own son he's lost through his alcohol addiction.

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therockofallages I must say that this is one of my favorite Christian movies! The movie did make me feel sad but along with that it gave me a message of hope and courage to move on. Others may say that this film could be too preachy sometimes, but I think differently. The acting is wonderful. The soundtracks used in some scenes effectively boosted the dramatic atmosphere the movie was trying to make. I really hope movies like this will continue to take their place in today's entertainment. Not only because they give encouraging message about God, but they can also lead other people to re-examine their lives. 10 stars for them!
boat-angel-donation-center This is a very touching story. How does a family cope with a diagnosis of cancer. Where is God?Where is the hope? This film answers that with a terrific ending. Mr Nixon has done a great job again. This is a great way to reach kids who have no hope. This is filmed in a great location. This is presenting in a truthful way. This is a good Christian film. This helps people believe that God is merciful Where is the hope? This film answers that with a terrific ending. Mr Nixon has done a great job again. This is a great way to reach kids who have no hope. This is filmed in a great location. This is presenting in a truthful way. This is a good Christian film. This helps people believe that God is merciful.
vikpk This was a great movie to watch. The acting and directing was not perfect but compared to the tons of excellently acted and directed contemporary films which are morally and spiritually disgusting, who cares? The film had a great message showed a tenderness and vulnerability in men (and women and children) struggling with real hardship, and life-and-death issues. It also portrayed Christian faith in God as an issue to grapple with yet one that is as real, as God Himself. Today's movies aim to shock, revolt, entertain and disgust. They can make you vomit with made-up blood and gore, sadism and cruel and deprave treatment of men. The cussing and cursing, sex and violence are so prolific in most movies as if these elements make a film profound in and of themselves. Yet, the masses amass to watch those flicks and give them highest ratings. The acting and directing in the mainstream films is superb, but their message is vile, repetitive, and eventually boring. "Letters to God" is none of the above, and that's why it is original, refreshing, thought-provoking and uplifting. It is the message that matters and in the end makes this a must-see film.
antaraxia A friend of mine recommended this movie to me. I am usually a bit skeptical when it comes to Christian movies (although I am a devout Christian), because I rarely actually like what they put on the screen (maybe because of low budget also, that would be my guess). Despite all, I ENJOYED this movie a lot! I would recommend it to anyone who needs a wake up call, that life isn't all about fun, all about fame and all about money. It goes beyond.... it's about relationships, family and most important, your eternity. It's based on true story, which is cool! To know that the love of a young child for God actually made a difference! All I can say is Praise God! I wish I had Tylor's faith when facing such a giant as his sickness.