Irrefutable Proof

I really enjoyed this movie for the sake of enjoying a movie, it kept me interested throughout so i am not going to pick it apart. I thought Sheena did an excellent job with her character, especially that scene while teaching and with the monsignor; the others in the film did well also. After the hour and 5min mark where the "demon" was introduced it became sorta far fetched but overall I thought it was a great film to see.

The movie brings into perspective the debate of religion vs science. Is science sufficient to explain the origins of the universe without an intelligent creator? What is truth and does science hold ultimate truth?

It also considers the ramifications of a world without a God in it.

An astrophysics researcher attempts to prove that the universe is self-created, In doing so creates a world without religion and dispels the "God myth". It showcases what might happen if science really did prove that God was a myth.

Hooked me from the moment I turned on the movie. Acting is decent and it leaves you in mystery until the very end. I wouldn't say it's a completely innovative movie, but it has enough suspense to keep one hooked and wanting to know more. For someone extremely interested in God arguments and atheism, this was an extremely compelling movie for me.

The film strokes the ego of Modern Science, while playing to emotion of the Religious.

Acting was done well.

Story was mostly interesting, but trite.

We have all heard or seen this storyline for generations.

Can the Modern World just let this argument go?

I watched it as a curiosity.....came away none the worse ....but no better either.

Having to write such a Long review to satisfy the Demands of IMDB/Amazon ....is very frustrating

We are dictated to by every side ....no one seems to be satisfied with much of Anything.

Not even a few unimportant simple words about an inconsequential movie.

Finally enough to satiate AI.

Cheers to Us All.

It is a modern Mephistopheles story- every time, the scientist made a decision for her tough and cold research and with that against compassion and the needs of her loved ones, she lost one of them. And each of those decisions was goaded on by the ever present Mephistopheles, played by THE PERFECT actor for the role, impersonating several people along the way.  As soon as I saw him in the initial lecture she gave- and he sat there, smooth, smug, perfectly fitting in, the intelligent student, bit baby faced but still with calculating, bemused condescension watching her, diabolical quality in his perfect smile, ready to pounce- and then provoked her first open challenge of the church by filming her, involving the Monseigneur, getting her pride hooked - I knew, this will be a story about Mephisto's temptation and her ultimately"selling her soul" because he just looked, exuded that role, had "Mephistopheles" written all across him. He is a fantastic choice!  And sure enough, every time she decided against her doubts and compassion and for being tough, her research, results and with that, for her vanity, one of her loved ones got taken - by the hatchet, that showed up briefly somewhere, when they died. I never thought that old story could still be integrated into modern life in such a meaningful and fantastically crafted way. Awesome movie, I am so impressed, and it kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. I loved the story.

IMBD reviewers, go home. You're drunk. Do not stop. Do not collect $200.