Reagan was right in the opening comments in this movie. We are all on the brink of losing all our God given freedoms that our forefathers fought for and for what? Possibly the end of this nation altogether? It's sad that so many hate God, Jesus and His free gift of eternal life so readily to embrace a lie. Those are the bad reviewers. These are the ones we all should be praying for. They are the lost. Very soon the rapture will happen which will leave a great many left behind who will know then what they scoffed about and how much they would wish they were not so adamant about the wrong things and what they are about to face will be far worse than they could ever imagine. We home schooled our kids through high school and are currently home schooling our grandkids. You have the rights in certain states, be sure you live in those that allow you your constitutional rights. Nothing questionable, no nudity, or foul language. A great story of faith and trust in Jesus. Hopefully people will see this rather than Scoff. So sad to see a great nation in decline. If you lose your freedom you'll never see it again.

The negative reviews I have seen have more to do with the hearts of those individuals and not the film itself. The film itself is very relevant for the time. We are in a political battle that is for "power vs the people and principles our country was founded under". The mud slinging on both sides, as well as the cover up of a clearly mentally compromised individual is shameful. Having said all that the plot, cast, and acting are fantastic. It was nice to see some familiar faces that I haven't seen acting in awhile. The Hollyweird movies don't have the substance or class of this film. Let Hollyweird peddle their filth to those that want to see it, I'll stick with these movies.

God's Not Dead: In God We Trust is a captivating film that masterfully intertwines faith, drama, and timely societal issues. The plot is compelling, drawing the audience into a story that feels both urgent and significant. The narrative is well-crafted, with twists and turns that keep you engaged from beginning to end.

The performances from the actors and actresses are remarkable, each delivering powerful and emotional portrayals that resonate deeply. Their dedication to their roles shines through, making the characters relatable and their struggles palpable. The cinematography and direction further enhance the viewing experience, creating visually stunning scenes that complement the film's themes.

The movie is entertaining from start to finish, balancing its serious themes with moments of genuine warmth and inspiration. It's a film that not only entertains but also prompts reflection on important issues, making it both enjoyable and thought-provoking. The story is timely, addressing contemporary topics that resonate with today's audiences.

Overall, God's Not Dead: In God We Trust is an absolute masterpiece that I thoroughly enjoyed. It's a must-watch for anyone looking for a film that's not only engaging but also has a meaningful message. Whether you're a fan of faith-based films or simply enjoy a good drama, this movie is sure to leave a lasting impression.