La Fille qui croyait aux miracles

You have to be REALLY forgiving to sit through this movie. Sadly, we desperately need movies of this type in this day and age, as our Godless society crumbles, that you would hope they could have found a better scriptwriter. The story is wonderful, and I loved that, but our theater was just about empty except for two other people in a theater that seats probably 60 or 70. The writing and acting was really weak. Cringeworthy, amateur at best. Some characters could have been better cast. At least some well known real actors held the story together, like Mira Sorvino, Peter Coyote and Kevin Sorbo, who excels in this genre. However, in all it was a welcome departure from the violence and degrading movies that is almost constant in movie making today.

If you rate this remarkable tale low simply because you're a bigot against Christianity then shame on you. For those that actually saw it, I'm happy to agree that it's a wonderful experience. And, that is just what this film delivers... an experience. It's well structured and well written and very inspirational. A truly revealing look at God's love and how life is filled with miracles if you ask for them and are paying attention.

Well, this movie was likely more of a 3 or 4 in terms of an overall score however it's such a feel good message that it ups the score a bit in my book. And, that message isn't that it's necessarily about God but that it's a good message in a time where society needs to hear these good messages more than ever.

The young girl who is at the heart of the story does a great job with the script she's dealt. Up beat, sweet kid that reminds me a lot of Hayden Panettiere as a child actress. Mira Sorvino, Peter Coyote and Kevin Sorbo also do a great job, all things considered. I believe the scenery is all Oklahoma which was nice.

I'm a fairly agnostic person regarding religion but I have to say that we absolutely need more mainstream movies that have good moral messages about life and this one doesn't disappoint. It's obviously a lower budget movie that lacks a bit in the story line, directing, editing and overall budget BUT you leave the movie taking more from it than you give. And, that's fairly rare in 2021. Is it a 6? Probably not but the message is a 10!

A feel good Christian indie emphasizing miracles for those who believe in God. I'm not Christian but sometimes it's nice to watch a movie with a positive message even though I don't believe there are such "miracles." Don't expect Oscar winning performances but enjoy for the positive message.

Normally, I am not a fan of religious/Christianity films. I saw the trailer for The Girl Who Believes in Miracles, and it somehow spoke to me. Main story includes little girl who "suddenly" can help veterans and her disabled wheel chair friend, can walk again. We see her and her brother at a lake bringing a dead bird back to life, and she realizes this was "God" asking for "help."

Pastor is skeptic, Doctor is skeptic . While the little girl is " curing miracles", she gets dearly ill, stays in the hospital and grandpa takes her back to the lake for " God to wake her up.'' We find out latter, I didn't have powers, you all can cure your disability's if you close your eyes.

Sure, this was a cheap budget, but the message was really sweet and the supporting cast really worked well together.

This is a definite watch.