Reviews

It's a very good thriller and would have rated it higher; however, there are some scenes that just didn't make any sense at all where I had to literally just shake my head and say "seriously." 1) who allows a child to have a video set up to look into other people houses; 2) what was the purpose of putting the camera in the bean bag; 3) if you're going to yell you are being held against your will, say how many people are in the house; 4) why didn't the cop call for back up before entering the residence.

I enjoy watching faith-based movies and how they come together. In this case, I get the title. It was like a full circle and GOD directing them all back together again even though they never actually met. I did have two issues: 1) why didn't the lady call the police once the child showed up at her door with no adults; that child has been missing for a week; 2) I am very particular when people touch raw meat and don't wash their hands before touching someone or something else. Eww. With that said, it was a great movie and shows GOD will allow those some people would look down upon and use them as "angels." Eli had one thing in mind, but GOD had something else.

I thought John Connor lived until he was in his 20s/30s and the Terminator (Arnold's character) helped keep him safe. Remember he helped John break his mom out of the hospital? In this movie, John is killed while still that same teenager by Arnold's Terminator. What did I miss? If I wasn't aware of the other Terminator movies, I would say it's action packed and a good story. The timeline just doesn't make sense at all which is why I gave it a 7 rating.

I actually liked it. It had a message that was to be delivered in a comical way. What I took out of it is it's never too late and you're never too old to get your GED. It proved that people with all types of backgrounds and reasons drop out of school for one reason or another. All it takes is for one person to really invest in you to find out what is really going on. I have a relative that is really good with their hands, very helpful, can tell you how to fix something but when a book/test was put in front of them, they couldn't comprehend it. Years later, found out they too had a learning disability; they were not stupid/dumb as society labels a person. Once someone took the extra steps to teach them how to learn, their grades went up to As, and Bs vs. Ds, Es, plus not turning in assignments. There were other positive messages in this movie as well. The other ones were not realistic but funny as heck.