In God's Time

I really enjoyed watching this movie. It was well written and acted. It is so true (when Charlie) talks about the 2 basic choices that humans have before them. One is fear and the other is faith. Great message here. I was not disappointed.

If there is a little over an hour and a half of your life that you don't mind wasting, and never being able to get back, then go ahead and watch this movie.

The acting is awful. There are no inspired moments.

Bluntly, this may be the dumbest movie that I have ever watched, and I regret that I stuck with it until the end.

Are you serious?

A "Christian" movie that opens up and within the first 5:45 minutes you get to see 3 people lighting up a cigarette or hear the guys urinating!

I didn't make it beyond that point, because a movie opens up with the good parts to pull one in to watch the rest of the movie.

Bad acting from what little I saw and from Google:

When did people stop smoking in movies? In the late 1950s and early 1960s, despite tobacco industry efforts to cover up the facts, the public learned more about the health risks of smoking - and cigarettes lost some of their on-screen glamour. After 1970. In 1971, the U.S. banned broadcast advertising of tobacco products.

Don't waste your time on this movie! I wouldn't given it a zero if I could have.

A good movie that shows how people can find their way back to God.

I'm a Christian and enjoy Christian films. That said, this isn't particularly "Christian" (in a theological sense) and isn't a great "film." Way too many long sequences with dramatic music--for no real reason-overtake the film. Neither the Bible nor the Gospel are set as the primary catalyst for character change. The acting is okay, but not good or great. Cinematography leaves much to be desired with odd angles and lengthy focuses on characters.

I don't want to be harsh, but at the time of my watching the movie, it had an IMDB rating of 7.2. That made me think it'd been decent-to-good. It was neither. I know Christian cinema has gotten better and still has a way to go, but there better films where you can get past mediocre acting and low-budget within the Christian genre (ie., Fireproof, Courageous, War Room)