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Outstanding Movie - Must see. (by manmountain1) |
I have only reviewed a handful of films before, and I seldom give anything a perfect "10". Two others that scored as high were "The Passion of the Christ", and "Fireproof". I am very Spiritual, and "HEAVEN IS FOR REAL" really struck me personally. I had tears in my eyes thru-ought this whole film. Especially when I had heard that it was based on a true story.I'll relate to this by telling my own personal story. I visited my own Doctor, and when he saw me, he personally called for an ambulance to rush me to the hospital for immediate emergency <more> |
Heart Shaking (by thevandy) |
Loved it. Viewed it yesterday. My heart was shaking after the movie.The movie was very similar to the book. This is a true story based movie. It's a better film if you accept it that way. Greg Kinnear,as always, does a tremendous job playing his part.It is basically a portrait of a man at bat with his faith and then he gets a 110-mile-an-hour fast ball. The Oscar winning,Randall Wallace could possible get another one for this film. No Robots or monsters. Throw away special effects. This movie actually has a story. Tired of meaningless special effects movies then go see this one. It's <more> |
Fantastic Movie (by lucy-hulsey-735-859419) |
I hate the way people pull apart movies trying to determine an underlying message that is being given to us. Why can't you just accept a movie for what it is, why do you have to pick it apart. Not every person who rates this as great is religious but a lot of you are branding this movie as a bible beating religious crowds movie when that is not so. I loved this movie because i think it speaks to each and every one of us, to me it gives me hope that there is something wonderful out there besides the chaos of the world we live in, where all people do is fight, and cheat and lie and hate, <more> |
A loving story about a community that experiences something extraordinary (by rannynm) |
I thought this film would be about a 9-year-old kid dreaming about heaven and speaking about it across the country. Boy was I wrong! "Heaven Is For Real" is a fantastic movie that people of all religions and walks of life will appreciate! It gives us hope.This film has a lot to offer; more than people think. "Heaven Is For Real" has action, adventure, family, comedy, religion and drama. The film starts with a look into a day of a Reverend. He has a wife, a 4-year-old son and a daughter. Soon however, the 4-year-old son gets very sick. However, while he is in surgery, the <more> |
Sorry I Waited to See This (by mdgordon) |
I loved this film. I knew the basic plot going in, but was pleasantly surprised on how well the film was put together. There was comedy, drama, real-life all wrapped in one film. The acting was solid. Greg was great, Margo was awesome, Thomas and Nancy were solid and I was in love with Kelly. Conner was great at just being the innocent child.I loved the scenery, the rural life, the wide open spaces, the cinematography and the family life complete with it's struggles. Add to that the trauma of a nearing losing a child then having a unique heavenly experience. Rather than simply preach to <more> |
Surprisingly pleasant in contradiction of critical reviews. (by rhhdvh) |
Wow, after reading the reviews that are at the extremes, I really didn't know what to expect. But I like to judge controversy for myself and so when the title came up at the $1.50 Theater we went. Surprisingly, the smaller auditorium was about ½ full. What a delightful movie, so far and away from what I was set up for by all the disparaging - bordering on hateful comments and low ratings. It makes we wonder if the low raters even saw the show, or have hearts of stone; their reviews discredit them. The movie is about a local minister, in a small church, who works several jobs to make ends <more> |
Pleasantly Surprised By This One (by patsworld) |
I read the book and really liked it, gave me plenty to think about. But in all honesty I couldn't imagine they would be able to make a good movie out of this. I was certain it would end up overly sentimental or artificial or that it simply would not live up to the book. However, they did it – hence the surprise. This movie IS the book brought to life on the big screen. The casting is superb. Greg Kinnear is the ideal father, Kelly Reilly is fine as the mom, and how they managed to find the perfect child to portray Colton Burpo is amazing. Connor Corwin is so natural and likable, he is <more> |
Not overly religious and not preachy - which is a very good thing. (by danielendy) |
I'm very spiritual but not very religious. This movie does an excellent job of sharing important information about the very real issues that near death experiences NDEs bring up. All the NDE stories have certain similarities and a judgmental God is not part of them at all. Religion doesn't matter either. All that matters is love for one another. IMO. Those last few sentences were preacher than this whole movie -- which is a very good thing. It is very tough to tell a spiritual story without being preachy, but this movie does it very well. If you have the slightest interest, you will <more> |
Believing isn't always seeing... (by ReeltalkwithLaura) |
Approaching Easter, the Holy Week in which Christ died for our sins and rose on the third day, it is very meaningful to see a movie that is based on the simple fact that sometimes seeing isn't just believing. Heaven is for Real is a movie based on true events that unfolded in the summer of 2003 when a young boy named Colton went to heaven. Colton was four years old at the time and was suffering from a ruptured appendix. During the time the surgery was being performed, Colton lifted out of his body and saw things - incredible things. When he awoke from surgery, Colton did not share his <more> |