User Reviews

I rarely ever say something like this, but the acting is really bad in this movie. Not just the leads. It's like everyone in this movie is very aware of the fact that they are performing a role, and you can feel it. They don't lose themselves in their characters. Even as the movie goes on, every line sounds unnatural coming from the lead characters mouths. This drags down the quality of the movie considerably.

I liked the demonstration of jewish faith around the time the 2 twins were born and how excited the family was about having twins. The scenes with the father playing with his young son, teaching him about the differences between judaism and christianity were also nice, although brief.

Some of the conversation in the movie flowed unnaturally, like when the Christian couple started asking Greg about his faith at their wedding. It felt forced, like much of the lines in here, the scriptwriter relied too much on clichés.

The entire movie builds up to the moment where the boys tell their father about their change of faith, and it goes about how you would expect: their father is disappointed in them and makes the entire thing about himself. Then the boys leave, saying he only needs time to get used to the change.

The one good point of the movie was the appearance of the devil haunting one of the main characters. He was the only character who was played with real conviction by his actor. The scenes with him were fascinating, but his storyline never gets a proper conclusion.

Overall, this movie is very amateurish, and even though the basic premise and idea is interesting, it is dragged down by horrible writing and even worse acting. Do not watch it.