Teresa Randle
I thoroughly enjoyed this film. Very Christian but definitely not cringy. I would happily show this to my friends, Christian or non Christian. All the characters were believable, the acting was good especially Lilly. what a delight to see Lee Majors and Cybill Sheppherd again. I was determined not to cry but some of the scenes were so lovely and touching that I ended up a happy snivelling wreck. Thank you guys for another brilliant film!
brycebachelder-71389
I'm in ministry, and I'm all about using art to share the gospel... but this movie is just not good. The writing's bad, the acting is stiff, and the concept is pretty much a less interesting Christian version of "Crash". It also played into some racially insensitive stereotypes: the criminals were all black, the black mother gave threats of "whoopins", the unmarried pregnant girl was Latina, and all the good guys were white. I'll give the benefit of the doubt and say these things were unintentional by the writers, but the racial undertones were still obvious to those paying attention. It seems the message of the movie is trying to reach non-Christians, but it's so full of "Christianese" language and phrases that the only people who will have any idea what the heck they're talking about are those who already believe. I'm not against using film and all art forms to proclaim Jesus, but I am against doing it badly. Christians need to be creative and original, and not just emulate (poorly) what is being done in the "secular" movie and music industries. If we are to hold ourselves to higher standards throughout life, let's hold ourselves to higher standards when it comes to making art as well.
Jogeir Joe Lianes (jogeir)
Loved this movie! The actors do a good job of portraying the characters. The script is very well thought through. I liked how the storyline unfolds, and how it is wrapped up. The action scenes are just enough without it being "over the top". Some clichés are unavoidable, but I feel they kept it to a minimum of what is necessary when you are giving a message that has been the same for 2000 years. The filming of Chicago and the bridge is very good. As a Christian it's great to feel the honor be directed where it belong. It is also such a relief to see a movie that don't leave a bitter aftertaste. One that just gives a desire to do good, for the right reason.
fcmnadur
I'm glad to write a review about "Do you believe?" It's a drama that's set in the present time (nowadays). Do you believe? It's about a group of people that have their lives changed by other people in this group.Although you cannot believe in God or that He changes your life by using other people to help you by just saying a word or calling you to walk along the city I recommend you watch it.It's a wonderful story, that touches your heart, if you are sensitive, prepare the handkerchief because you may be touched like I was. Hope you all like it as I did.Thank you!
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