To "Disappointed". God did not write the Bible. You have been brainwashed into thinking that so the church can control the people who follow without question. Otherwise known as "sheeple". So, what "word of God" are you talking about?

Tripp Fuller (Larry) in real life is an author, podcaster, and spokesperson for a progressive expression of Christianity. As such, the average evangelical is not going to warm to the Christianity presented in The Road to Edmond. Cleo (who names a guy that?) is a youth pastor who is suspended from his position for his acceptance of a young girl in his group who comes out as a lesbian. While trying to take a bike trip to process this, his bike is damaged when Larry runs it over with his van. From there, it becomes somewhat of a buddy/journey film. Larry continues to go Socratic on Cleo in the course of the movie, and both Cleo and Larry reveal more about each other as the story continues. This would be a good movie for a college-aged group to watch and I'd recommend it highly.

This could have been good, but the poor acting, slow pace and rather strange script distracted from a meaningful message.

Message of the film = 8 stars Execution and acting = 2 stars Script = 2.