fsrsk2 All you people saying this is a bad film obviously don't like Christians and or hate the religion in general. Now I don't usually watch these films but at least I got the point. You want a bad faith based film then watch the Gods not Dead series.

h-ditmas This film is the most important film ever to have been released. It has the potential to change the attitudes and beliefs of ordinary people worldwide and for generations to come. We are currently living in a world which has very little time for God. Instead we spend our entire time judging other people and imposing on them our own man-made moral standards and definitions of what is right and wrong. Unfortunately the religious establishment has largely colluded in this process. Through its doctrines of dogmatic biblical literalism, loving families are being torn apart as people grieve because they believe their loved ones died unsaved and are forever in hell. This film confronts this cruel philosophy head-on by portraying God as the truly loving and forgiving God that we know through Jesus. It speaks directly to our hearts in a beautifully creative and quite original way and has the potential thereby to change millions of people's lives for ever. And that is something that no film has ever succeeded in doing.

melissalgee When I first started watching this movie, I was very hopeful. I'm a Christian and very spiritual. After the halfway point, it became kinda goofy & hooky to me. It could have been handled so brilliantly, but I think it feel woefully short. Then, when it turned out that he was hit by a truck, I really rolled my eyes. I didn't even realize that the grown boy wasn't the abusive father at the beginning until toward the end.

jamesanderson389 This is a movie only for the "thinking challenged" religious nut jobs. Everyone else would be better off watching practically anything else. You have been warned.