This movie was a little hard to follow. The flashbacks are too sporadic and abrupt. Joanna is reminiscent of Mother Abigail from The Stand but seems more like a Saturday Night Live spoof character than an homage. The cast are all good actors with established careers but I feel the script and direction failed them. The story is an important one to tell but the execution missed the mark for me. I watched the entirety of the film to see it through but it was a bit of a struggle to do so. It had the potential to be a blockbuster but left me with more of a dark, Hallmark movie vibe. Being that this was based on a true story, I would love to see it retold in a more cohesive manner. The styling and cinematography were well done. I will give it that. I do think it's still worth a watch because it touches on mental health struggles and understanding grief which are two topics that everyone needs to talk about more often to help with the stigmas attached to both.

Man on man. When I clicked on this one and read the cast line up I thought to myself how did I miss this one?

Eric Dane - Peter Facinelli.

Teri Polo gave an outstanding performance in this otherwise piece of crap film.

I'll go ahead and just lay it out there so if you do want to waste 2 hours of your life on this don't keep reading The first 20 mins of this film are somewhat promising You think it's gonna be a who dunnit but it just turns into a what the F** Let's go into how half the storyline was wasted on how the guys went through a botched Robbery as kids and served 3 years for it Then they see a mysterious lady in jail that's their real life astral projection guardian Angel trying to whisper to them to do good things in life even though clearly their ears were clogged.

Peter Facinelli basically goes nuts and murders his family but it's ok because the angel lady came back and told Teri Polo that he went to heaven anyway because the family forgave him for it.

Literally POS movie. What a waste of time for this great set of actors. Don't waste your time.

I had no idea that this movie was Christian thematic. I end up as a Christian leader enjoying some Christian movies and yet at the same time am deeply insulted if a movie misrepresents. The description on Amazon made this seem like a suspense movie, it was not.

This movie had potential and if non-Christians see the movie and enjoy it, then it is not an issue. However this movie perverts Christianity in a lot of ways. The Joanna character was seeing a murder in real time, was able to communicate with dead people, and was practically omnipresent. Outside of Jesus, this never happened with Christian people and some would say that communicating with the dead was darkness itself.

Secondly Danny went to hell by Christian guidelines. He may have repented for the murders of his family members which probably would have actually gained him access, like the thief on the cross. However, the act of suicide was his last move of which he did not repent, which earmarks him straight to hell.

Christians in modern society serve people on behalf of God. We pray for those people and show friendship and help them through their problems and issues. We are not bad people and we do not lack intelligence.

The movie did capture forgiveness well. The Kevin character forgiving his assailants was something that commonly brings peace in people's lives. Unforgiveness is a stronghold that will keep people down and hold them back from success in any endeavor.

Love triumphing over hate is real too. Hatred is another thing that really clogs up hard drive space in one's heart. We really should not hate people, it accomplishes nothing.

As for the actual movie. It was hard to tell the connections between the people early enough to care about their pain and suffering. Was Danny a friend of the main guy from just playing basketball, or was he a forced in lawn type of friend, it really did not make too much sense. Wife was crying hysterically over Danny's suicide which also seemed hyper exaggerated.

When you look at the good in the movie, I believe it is the lack of comprehension of heinous crimes committed by someone close enough. We are looking for answers all the time and the guy who lacks seriousness that carries the joyful mask is always enigmatic to us and it was described well in the movie. So there was some intentionality in this movie.

I give it a 5 because it was watchable however had inconsistencies across faith and plot.