Zjukov I like the idea behind the plot, but the execution is terrible! To give an example: The main character hurts his foot badly in one scene at the beach -- and right afterwards he runs energetically up the stairs. The script is flawed and non-engaging... The "bad guys" are awful actors, especially the boss. You never get to see him but you can hear his mean evil voice, like this was some kind of Batman movie.=SPOILER= And what about this code? All you hear is some old rabbi mumbling about how important it is, you never get to actually see any of it. Ridiculous. And this secret agency never thought of the idea that the CD may have been copied and distributed? Enough said.

ggelfan I've seen a thousand drama/action films. But this one had something no other drama-action movie has...a great actor. Jim Fitzpatrick is THE best actor I have ever seen in an drama/action movie. Better than Sly Stallone, Bruce Willis, Chuck Norris, Snipes and definitely Arnold. Why can't more great actors take rolls in action films? I would hope that even movie stars of Jim Fitzpatrick's quality would WANT to act in a great action film sometime. I would put Fitzpatrick on the same calibre as a Gregory Peck. Or a Jimmy Stewart calibre. The story was somewhat convoluted, but that never seemed to affect the lead actor. He was so believable, in such an unbelievable story line that he made us consider the possibilities of the plot. On a scale of 1 to 10, we give this actor, Fitzpatrick, a 10!

ckelly-10 Anybody with a half of a brain can see what the writer/director Whetstone was creating when he made this movie. It is testament to his beliefs in GOD, and in the human spirit and it's ability to find it's way home (Heaven). When all is said and done, when our time here on earth comes to an end, where will you go? I BELIEVE, without hesitation, that I will enter the kingdom of heaven, and be with my Lord and Saviour for ALL eternity. For the life of me, I don't understand why so people want to have a movie do more than it sets out to do. I loved the basic style of film-making here. The actors were fantastic, I love Maria Conchita, and the scenery was breathtaking. I pulled-up the location on the internet and wow, Hopetown, is a beautiful place. I want to go to the lighthouse someday where Maria and the male lead (James Fitzpatrick) went to send their message, to the rest of the world. GOD bless you for continuing to support the rest of us Christians, with good, wholesome films.

filmwoman I quantitatively believe in God. I believe he created us to procreate and to continue on in his own image, and I also believe, as one of the commentators wrote...that God allows us to be able to find and understand what exactly he is trying to reveal to us. It seems as though the majority of people on our planet are closed minded and have to large the egos to be open enough to see the truth of the world and our future. Strangely enough, those close minded people are also the ones that think they know everything...which is the case? They know everything, or they have chosen to stop learning...or do they refuse to learn anything else because they THINK they everything there is to learn. Personally, I say people that THINK they know everything, are truly fools. YOU CAN NEVER STOP LEARNING.I think the acting and directing and music were all very good. The story was excellent!