This is such a fun movie! I'll be upfront & let people know, it IS INDEED one of those super churchy type of films, where it even has the "cool, hip black Christian" guy that is such a dumb stereotype in itself. You know the one...he's the super cool, down with it, urban guy; but not TOO "hood" because it's so obviously Christian made. The guy that the creators think will come across as SO COOOOOL and HIP...yet he just comes across as a stupid, corny fool...
That is my biggest issue is that it's so heavily Christian, which is okay...but they have to smack you over the head with it. Where in the end everything wraps up & fixes itself juuuuust perfectly, because everyone knows that real life ALWAYS has a clean, positive, happy outcome! Where the doubters come to have Faith & blah blah blah... Especially if the people are Christian lol. (Sarcasm...)
As much as I am bashing it for that...IF you're able to get over that aspect, it's actually a really cool little film! The man who plays Paul, you'll love him!! I would say if you're Christian, you'll really enjoy it...if you're not a devout Christian...you might just enjoy it for the idea, & I think any kids under 17, over 7-8 would find enjoyment in it.
It's NOT for people who have very serious questions, nor is it for those that enjoy the Faith films that are based more on real life, & real humans (Passion of the Christ, Paul: Apostle of Christ, arisen, Doubt, Silence etc etc.) this is more in the vein of your Kirk Cameron movies...as much as Kirk thinks he's an actor as equally as a Christian, he's not...
Plot summary
What if the apostle Paul came to our times? An old man in First Century Rome is about to be executed. Before he is killed, he is “translated” in time and space to the current time to Rome, Oregon. He is picked up by a young disillusioned truck driver, who finds out the old man makes some amazing claims.
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August 28, 2023 at 06:08 AM
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Who do you say I am?
Excellent and thought provoking.
Jesus asked the disciples, " who do the people say I am?". Then he asks the intimate question with eternal ramifications, who do you say I am?
The movie clearly demonstrates that people are judging the messenger and not discerning the good news of the gospel.
The power God to heal and to transform lives was beautifully and subtlely illustrated in the movie
The ending baptism scene was the exclamation point to the movie.
Thomas Travers
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I love anything that is based on the bible and this movie did not disappoint.