Considering the fact of this movie was made less than a month, in West Virginia. An the lead actress in this movie was only 15 years old playing a 22-year-old. Not to mention it was only her third movie that she ever made. She did a wonderful job.
I do find it kind of sad that some of the reviews that was given about this movie, was based by people who are negative about religion and the Bible. A few people made a comment I've only given a few minutes before they came with their opinions. I feel bad for them because if they saw the movie from start to finish, they would've realize that despite the fact that there was talk about the Bible and political stuff wrapped around it. Not to mention yes it was a low budget movie and except for a couple of actors I've seen in TV and movie over the years, The rest of the cast is fairly new to the business. Then yet, they did a wonderful job. There was also some great special facts for low budget movie. It was too bad that the people who only gave it eight minutes didn't sit through it. They missed a great movie.
I also, like at the end the credit was rolling that they point out that the lead character was talking to her grandfather about writing a script. The grandfather asked Lexi, " why did you write this?" Her answer was, " I wanted to write using three of my favorite things; bible, books in video games." The only time it really got religious was when the grandfather had pointed out about how the coming of Christ would happen is based on the Bible scripture.
Furthermore, there's all types of people in this world that like different things. People who are nonbelievers trashing people who may like a movie about God or about the Bible itself. That's just wrong. No one likes it when people who are religious protest against X-rated movie places for example. So why would anybody want to trash a movie because they put the Bible or religion into the movie. Also, christians like science fiction just as much as they like any other type of movie if nonbelievers took the time to look at channels that are designed for Christian television, like PureFlix for example. They would know that christians are just like everybody else. They like science fiction just as much as they like drama, comedy or even prime time soap operas. They usually have a little bit of a Christian-based to it but most the time it is not preaching. It's just a form of entertainment just like people who prefer to watch Indy films .
Review of Loophole
