Opiniones de Metacritic

It's a persuasive spiritual journey, sentimental at times but never hopelessly cloying.

Here's a fervent, G-rated version of contemporary life in which the divine overcomes the earthly and miracles are commonplace. It's aimed squarely at the emerging Christian market.

Emerges as a curiously mild-mannered if not downright tepid drama.

There's a fine line between inspiration and manipulation, and from its first frame, Joshua crosses it and never looks back.