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ankan_Cz
The movie was OK, not bad nor good. I would give it 3/5. i liked the girl in the beginning tho, soo cute But this review wasn't the reason i came on here, when watching the movie I started thinking about this website I discovered last night. it's called www.lettersfromthemaker.com and it's a site where you can send a letter to anyone around the world and sign it from god (that's why)This is what they say "Help someone get back on their feet with a letter from god! This is the site where you can send a personal written letter to anyone, anywhere, signed by God. If you want to help someone to find the strength to go on, this small gesture might just do it. Help someone help themselves."Crazy stuff hu? anyways here it is again www.lettersfromthemaker.com
milesdavisjsp
Honestly you sub culture idiots being self righteous and ruining a great movie site that is post to be about the content of movie production skills, not trivial beliefs you try to force on everybody stop rating movies down just because they have religious inspirations, by the way I am a full-blown atheist you morons. But yes, it was a great movie, a bit depressing because I hate watching sick people, but yet awesome throughout another movie I recommend that has been shot down in ratings by atheist on IMDb is The book of Eli. Wish religious people and all people happiness and Love for the rest of their life. good day.
vikpk
This was a great movie to watch. The acting and directing was not perfect but compared to the tons of excellently acted and directed contemporary films which are morally and spiritually disgusting, who cares? The film had a great message showed a tenderness and vulnerability in men (and women and children) struggling with real hardship, and life-and-death issues. It also portrayed Christian faith in God as an issue to grapple with yet one that is as real, as God Himself. Today's movies aim to shock, revolt, entertain and disgust. They can make you vomit with made-up blood and gore, sadism and cruel and deprave treatment of men. The cussing and cursing, sex and violence are so prolific in most movies as if these elements make a film profound in and of themselves. Yet, the masses amass to watch those flicks and give them highest ratings. The acting and directing in the mainstream films is superb, but their message is vile, repetitive, and eventually boring. "Letters to God" is none of the above, and that's why it is original, refreshing, thought-provoking and uplifting. It is the message that matters and in the end makes this a must-see film.
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