My sister who is a Christian believer asked me to go with her to watch this film at a theatre. I was open to it, though I realized it might be no better then other faith based films I had seen.
As it turned out it was slightly more better. Partly because of the production values, and partly because some of the actors were decent.
The thing is though, I found only the first half really compelling. Or only that part of the film where Frisbee is the main focus. It was just so fascinating to see a movement birthed that promoted simplicity and love, as opposed to the sterility of organizrd church.
Then when the focus shifted half way through the movie to the character of Greg Laurie it slowly became less interesting, and finally boring and pointless. As if things were becoming sterile all over again.
I gave the film 5/10, because it's about half decent. Half flakey.
As it turned out it was slightly more better. Partly because of the production values, and partly because some of the actors were decent.
The thing is though, I found only the first half really compelling. Or only that part of the film where Frisbee is the main focus. It was just so fascinating to see a movement birthed that promoted simplicity and love, as opposed to the sterility of organizrd church.
Then when the focus shifted half way through the movie to the character of Greg Laurie it slowly became less interesting, and finally boring and pointless. As if things were becoming sterile all over again.
I gave the film 5/10, because it's about half decent. Half flakey.