Supelice
Dreadfully Boring
StyleSk8r
At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.
Roxie
The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;
ashtonsnow
I actually loved this movie. Not because I agree with Ray Comforts bigoted agenda, but because it was so bad, so sloppily written and edited, with characters so dumb, it became HILARIOUS. Between the awkward, sweaty, lesbian elevator scene, the odd clips of random gay people obviously just agreeing with this insane man so they could get back to their lunch, and the fact a man was taken down with a can of green beans, it brought me a lot of laughs. I won't even ruin the awkward, racist ending for you, but oh god did I laugh. And hard. Check it out if you need a so bad it's good movie, just expect those creepy and bizarre interviews to drag on for an eternity.By the way, I received this movie in my sons trick or treat bag. Some church was handing this out TO CHILDREN.
michellehester-77142
Obviously done on a budget, but this film does a good job of showing why Christians share the gospel of Christ with those around them. We love our neighbors and want them to be reconciled to God, be saved, and go to heaven when they die just as we have been forgiven and saved. I keep seeing reviews on here saying that it is another "hate" movie. I don't get it. There is absolutely no hate expressed in the movie, just love, concern, and a willingness to suffer for an unsaved friend. At the very least, you'd think people would recognize that it's about love, not hate. That said, it was clearly done on a small budget, but that doesn't take away its great message. I especially liked the scene at the convenience store...makes me wonder how many of us would really put ourselves in the line of fire to save another person, and whether that person would really appreciate if if they knew that the reason we did so was because we were worried they'd end up in hell with no chance of reconciliation to God. But then, would it matter what they thought as long as they got another chance to repent and turn toward the One who made them before it's too late? Things to think about.
gracie allan
I have never, and don't plan to ever again, review a film without watching it. This film very likely does not deserve a 10 star rating, but I am choosing to give it 10 stars to balance the ridiculous rash of one star ratings given by watchers whose ratings were based solely on the fact that they disagreed with the content.There are actually differing viewpoints regarding homosexuality. Maybe it's time we recognized that without demonizing those who disagree with us. Not everyone in favor of homosexuality is a godless pagan. Not everyone opposing homosexuality is a mindless bigot. I'm so tired of everyone being shouted down by the opposing side.My 10 star rating is my protest vote against those doing the shouting here.
D Bunnell
Audacity the film is pretty good. Not perfect, as no film could be, but it addresses some important life issues well, without compromising truth or getting political about them. The performances are good enough to avoid the annoying way most "Christian" films seem to attract untalented actors and boring directors. One downside of the film--Ray Comfort sometimes confuses biblical repentance unto salvation with stopping sin to receive God's forgiveness; although at other moments he clearly presents the true gospel message that we are saved by Christ's sacrifice and grace alone and that there is nothing we can do to save ourselves.
