An aspiring children's-book author comes to a better understanding of God's will after each and every one of her prayers from past to present are suddenly answered all at once, erasing her p... Read allAn aspiring children's-book author comes to a better understanding of God's will after each and every one of her prayers from past to present are suddenly answered all at once, erasing her past and altering everything in her present.An aspiring children's-book author comes to a better understanding of God's will after each and every one of her prayers from past to present are suddenly answered all at once, erasing her past and altering everything in her present.
- Awards
- 1 win & 2 nominations total
Giovanna Dal Santo
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- (as Joanne Dal Santo)
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This movie shows what happens when we put our own desires first without understanding God has a good plan for us. I went away from watching it rehearsing in my mind and heart the last scene where Betsy is praying to God. She is using words in this scene that are quite thought provoking and life changing. I loved the message it taught. Many funny moments too.
I was pleasantly surprised by the lead's performance. She was really fantastic, and I hope that she will continue to appear in faith based films. The story had a very cute and poignant ending, but overall, it was slow and at times, it was hard for this viewer to stay focused. I watched this on pureflix so I did not see the alternative endings.
You may notice a couple negative reviews on this site. Notice the jargon and technical viewpoints they use. These are not your typical audience/reviewers. I would suufice it to say that they are...
A. Would be talent/directors who can't actually produce anything on their own and thus derive thrills and satisfaction from (poorly) ATTEMPTING to tear rain on others parades. I pray for you frustrated no-talents. :)
B. Chances are these negative reviewers were people who were rejected at the films auditions. So because they couldn't cut the mustard 'professionally' they have decided to act-out like their temper tantrums in a 'UN-professional' manner...which i suspect is why they didn't get the gig to begin with, unprofessional brats!
Peace <><
This movie would be fine for those of you who live in a fairy tale World.
But I found it to be biased. Very Pro God, and just too far-fetched for me. But alas, I'm a realist.
I wanted to tune out, but I kept thinking it was going to get better, so I stayed with it. I just wasted a few hours of my life!
And the restaurant scene where she was trying to talk to her sister? Ridiculously LOUD background noise - repeated soundtrack of silverware and plate clacking & clinking noises. Any director in their right mind knows that should fade out for the conversations unless it is part of the subject of the conversation. But even though it was irrelevant it downed on through the whole damn scene! I know that's kind of a silly thing to focus on, but I really did bother me.
But I found it to be biased. Very Pro God, and just too far-fetched for me. But alas, I'm a realist.
I wanted to tune out, but I kept thinking it was going to get better, so I stayed with it. I just wasted a few hours of my life!
And the restaurant scene where she was trying to talk to her sister? Ridiculously LOUD background noise - repeated soundtrack of silverware and plate clacking & clinking noises. Any director in their right mind knows that should fade out for the conversations unless it is part of the subject of the conversation. But even though it was irrelevant it downed on through the whole damn scene! I know that's kind of a silly thing to focus on, but I really did bother me.
This movie started off pretty slow. And some of the acting appears more amateur than professional. And some parts are so cheesy that the writer should have been fired. I was seriously thinking of giving up on it - but I'm really glad that I didn't.
It got better, little by little. Until eventually by the end it was a pretty decent movie. (Hence my 8 out of 10 rating.) The acting improved sufficiently as the movie progressed. But most pleasing of all was the storyline. It started off disjointed but the ending was really good in bringing everything together.
This movie won't win an Oscar but it's worth watching, in my opinion.
It got better, little by little. Until eventually by the end it was a pretty decent movie. (Hence my 8 out of 10 rating.) The acting improved sufficiently as the movie progressed. But most pleasing of all was the storyline. It started off disjointed but the ending was really good in bringing everything together.
This movie won't win an Oscar but it's worth watching, in my opinion.
Did you know
- Alternate versionsDirector's Cut: includes 12 additional minutes and alternate ending. Available on DVD.
- SoundtracksHeavens to Betsy
Written by Aaron Morales and Albert Louis Price
Performed by Ebie Ortiz
Produced by Aaron Morales
Copyright © 2017 Xo Lets Go Publishing (ASCAP)
Details
- Runtime
- 1h 42m(102 min)
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 4K
- 16:9 HD
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