A Cura de Todo Mal

This was not good. Bad script. Lousy acting and a meaningless story. Depressing movie.

Not the worst film I've seen but pretty bad nonetheless. Poor acting for the most part and the story is just desperately lost. A coke sniffing bad boy who fuels his habit by playing preacher along Route 66, accompanied by his pretty soon to be wife. I could add spoilers here and it would probably make no difference. There are "B" movies, and then there is the category below that, which is where this would fit. Hopelessly lost script and direction.

Started out well with a well worn but underused idea but it became confused and didnt really know what it wanted to be.

Acting was patchy and it had a really promising idea but it was all just too muddled as though it was being written by 3 different people who hadnt read the previous persons script.

The end felt contrived and done a 100 times before and it was a bit of a disappointment to be honest. Worth a rainy Sunday afternoon if you have seen all the Columbo repeats and there isnt anything else on but it isnt what it wants to be!

Can there be any justification whatsoever for making such a movie ?!?!?!?

I am currently the third reviewer for this movie.

One reviewer reviews by only asking an eleven word question - lol!

The other reviewer obviously didn't even watch the movie, because it has *nothing to do with religious movies per se*! It isn't about "God is good", or religious sects, you faker!

This movie is about a couple of *con artists fleecing religious people*, financing their drug addiction and life living moment to moment, until a sci fi/fantasy factor is introduced, which makes their life worse than ever.

Very intriguing, and a lot better than too many multi-million dollar budgeted garbage movies Hollywood spews out.