O Mistério da Fé

The dialog is bad. The acting is bad. It purports to be a Christian movie, but the teenage Christian character is arrogant and defiant in the name of WWJD and the "gospel" presentation by the woman is deistic at best ("God stepped away" she said), not Christian by any recognizable feature.

The writing and acting are wonderfully bad, there are lines in this that will make you stop the movie and back it up because you won't believe how silly they are. This is bad Christian cinema at its finest, the message of the movie is only slightly poisonous so you can enjoy this movie without feeling morally sick over the message. If you like bad Christian movies this is the perfect movie for you.

The only two names you might know from this cast of The UnMiracle are Kevin Sorbo as a preacher/drug counselor and Stephen Baldwin as the father of a young girl who overdoses at a party on a big drug cocktail. Because someone called 911 her life was saved, but she is in a coma and it's not certain whether she'll come out of it. Her case is having a ripple effect among her friends and family and that's what The UnMiracle is all about.

This one is not likely to get mainstream showings. The acting and direction are pretty bad and the story defies logic in many places.

Strictly for believers. amateurish

Great story but it was excruciating to sit through because of horrible acting. Even with years of experience in acting, Stephen Baldwin still hasn't perfected his acting skills.

Glad I didn't pay any $$$ to see this movie.

Can't get back the time I wasted watching it.

Incredibly bad writing and acting.

Andrew Papke, Keith Rostalski and David Wingate PLEASE don't produce movies THIS bad!!!