Reviews

Pure Hollywood agitprop and delusion. As they've been doing for many years now, Hollywood portrays the religious person as some sort of obsessive-compulsive fanatic. As if Hollywood, the undeniable underbelly of our cultural rot, understands the moral, intricate thought processes behind religious beliefs. Why you might ask would they do this? Well, unlike them, I do not portend to know the inter-workings of the forces driving their unholy agenda. The "Creator" must really be disappointed in them. Of course, we all expect Hollywood to add fictional elements to any story to make it interesting, but we do not expect them to drive an agenda by using those elements in an absurd, sophomoric fashion. Let's put it this way, this movie is closer to Water World than it is to the Ten Commandments.

Great message, great theme, great movie! At a time when the country is down, this movie provides the inspiration of faith - faith in God and faith in our common man, and provides insights int the moral high ground, which is so desperately needed in today's society. Some critics would endeavor to apply some sort of anal-retentive logic, which, if otherwise applied to any current Hollywood movie, would deem them absurd, at best. This movie effuses the smell of ambrosial roses when compared to the wreaking odor of the garbage that currently comes out of Hollywood. Many critics miss the striking symbolism and moral overtones involved in this movie, and they fail to elucidate on the natural emotive response that the audience is sure to feel during this wonderful drama.