In same measure as Pilgrim's Progress, it is easy and fair to write than I love it. For a sort of innocence, for the precise status of religious movie and this fact makes unreasonable many of critics, for a sort of sweetness and involuntary humor, for the familiar story and the effort not to seduce but remind the basis of Christian faith.
And for decent acting.
A beautiful sequel, reminding pieces of classic novel, proposing a useful, in special sense, travel and being a noble and necessary today pledge for the family.
Touching in profound sense, having the young Liam Neeason , again, as good motif for not ignore it, it is a confession of faith more than an adaptation.
To critic it in hard manner is, no doubts, just tempting. But it gives a precious way to see the faith, naif, off course, childish, in obvious sense, helpful for reflect the simplicity of a time and , maybe, the John Bunyan's spirit.
A seductive, gentle and very modest in perspective of technic aspects film. But a real good soup for soul.
