Average Joe

I can't say much because English is not my first language but I just want to say this that's why I even made an account just to give this a rating. I love the movie and the message of it. The story is very touching and I love the value of it, overall the movie deserve higher rating.

Sorry for my bad English :)

I'm truly happy they won the case, because I strongly believe in the value of free speech. Being able to express your thoughts and emotions is so important, as long as you're not spreading negativity or causing harm to others. Everyone deserves the right to share their voice, their perspective, and their feelings without fear. In a world that can be harsh sometimes, it's powerful when people choose to use their voices to inspire, uplift, and connect with others.

I am not religious but I am religious about free speech. I am shocked that people are so confident that god does not exist that they would give such terrible reviews that are not fair or accurate. False witnesses beware.

I have learnt my lesson about critics. I almost did not watch this GEM due to hateful and inaccurate reviews. I would never want to mislead somebody and have them miss out on an experience like this.

Maybe Im biased because I just love a true story and I have been invested in human rights battles myself.

All in all a great watch. Had me captivated in the first 5 and kept me the whole way.

Anyone giving less than 5 stars has some personal issue and does not reflect the quality of this movie.

I say I am noyt religious and I am not, however I have seen some miracles and I believe in God more than I believe you hateful critics.

I'm not sure why the reviews are so low on this movie? It's a really well-made, well acted and interesting movie. I'm glad I did not let the negative reviews discourage me from watching it. I loved it.

It's very challenging to find a movie that is clean and actually has meaning behind it. This is a heartwarming and authentic movie about standing in faith, the power of prayer and a life without compromise. I also appreciated the authenticity of the pitfalls and imperfection of Joe's life. It was all very relatable. The way the story was told was also interesting where they were interviewing Joe and his wife.

It's the supposedly real story of a guy who came from a poor family that had too many kids; fell in love with the first girl that he saw; betrayed his friend; beat said friend up; didn't care about dirtying his mom's clean house floor; skipped classes; got in trouble with the police; scammed people out of their money; disrespected his boss; didn't obey a direct order in the military; effed around instead of doing his job in the military; got a job due to white straight male privilege; disobeyed the education institution he was working for and a supreme court ruling; and yet he's being touted as an american hero in this movie.

This is a low budget, faith based film that goes through a true story of a coach that stood up for the right to pray after football games as he was going to fired for that practice. This movie is not very well acted. It definitely feels like a cheap movie. This is one of those flicks that you are either interested in the subject matter at hand or you will not like it. There is nothing else there. Also if you are an old person you may get a few chuckles but if you are any one else the humor will fall flat That's all I have to say so here's a bunch of random words to meet the required charactes to post.