Vi o trailer e questiono: Alguém vai (foi) ver o filme? Está clara a propaganda Evangélica, uma cruzada nos cinemas.

Um filme interessantíssimo do ponto de vista filosófico sobre a questionação da existência de Deus. Vale a pena ver. Cristãos e ateus, meros interessados pela filosofia, existencialistas, etc. saberão apreciar todos, à sua maneira, este filme, que é também de excelente qualidade cinematográfica.

Excelente. E preciso ter fé e crer.

Mero filme de propaganda, que serve unicamente ratos de sacristia.

(Peço desculpa mas vou fazer a crítica em inglês) <br />Basically, I wouldn't have much to say about this movie. It's a rather small production, with a more or less mediocre acting even though it gains some points because of some of its ideas and/or points of view. But (and there is a big BUT) the movie centers its whole significance in saying that if you're not a Christian, you're wrong, or by saying that no matter what else you are, you must accept Jesus in your heart and only then you will be rewarded. Aaaaammeeen! <br /> <br />*They're not a lot of spoilers ahead, but i need to give some examples of the history to base my point* <br /> <br />It gives some harsh stereotype regarding Muslims (it portraits a father who beats up her daughter just because she was hearing the bible, now, I'm not saying it couldn't happen but it's just a proof that this movie shows off the negative part of non-Christians, repeating a modern society's wrong misconception instead of promoting the idea of God whatever its origin or kind). And, by the way, every non-Christian character in this movie converts itself to Christianity. And in the end, after all the debate about whether there is a God or not, you just discover yourself looking at an intense fight between atheists and Christians. Rather than approach the question philosophically by gathering as much different beliefs, it just puts a sordid music (with is quite catchy though) to make every single one in the family (even old grandma there) dance and forget all of their inner doubts and fears. (mind, that I am no atheist) <br /> <br />But, truly speaking, I'm literally OK with that. The only and major problem is, do they have the divine right to raise their belief above every other one and proclaim once and for all, I am convict that only MY god is not dead, that only MY faith is correct, that only MY god is not dead, he is surely alive... ladies and gentlemen: <br /> <br />Christian god is not dead (2014).

(Peço desculpa mas vou fazer a crítica em inglês) <br />Basically, I wouldn't have much to say about this movie. It's a rather small production, with a more or less mediocre acting even though it gains some points because of some of its ideas and/or points of view. But (and there is a big BUT) the movie centers its whole significance in saying that if you're not a Christian, you're wrong, or by saying that no matter what else you are, you must accept Jesus in your heart and only then you will be rewarded. Aaaaammeeen! <br /> <br />*They're not a lot of spoilers ahead, but i need to give some examples of the history to base my point* <br /> <br />It gives some harsh stereotype regarding Muslims (it portraits a father who beats up her daughter just because she was hearing the bible, now, I'm not saying it couldn't happen but it's just a proof that this movie shows off the negative part of non-Christians, repeating a modern society's wrong misconception instead of promoting the idea of God whatever its origin or kind). And, by the way, every non-Christian character in this movie converts itself to Christianity. And in the end, after all the debate about whether there is a God or not, you just discover yourself looking at an intense fight between atheists and Christians. Rather than approach the question philosophically by gathering as much different beliefs, it just puts a sordid music (with is quite catchy though) to make every single one in the family (even old grandma there) dance and forget all of their inner doubts and fears. (mind, that I am no atheist) <br /> <br />But, truly speaking, I'm literally OK with that. The only and major problem is, do they have the divine right to raise their belief above every other one and proclaim once and for all, I am convict that only MY god is not dead, that only MY faith is correct, that only MY god is not dead, he is surely alive... ladies and gentlemen: <br /> <br />Christian god is not dead (2014).

Filmes destes servem para apresentar argumentos falaciosos sobre a existência de uma divindade parola que só está viva para aqueles que vivem num mundo encantado. Melhor seria que acreditassem no País das Maravilhas.

Um filme financiado pela Igreja, mais fácil acreditar em algo superior nós do que acreditar em nós próprios, as pessoas que acreditam em deus, só acreditam porque precisam de uma "desculpa" para não acreditar nelas próprias... E agora fazem este filme bastante inspiracional para dizerem que afinal deus existe, cientificamente! AHAHA, não acham estranho que a igreja tenha tanto dinheiro, até para financiarem filmes, séries, etc.? Isto não passa de mais uma estratégia de marketing da Igreja, e sim existe estratégias de marketing, eles são uma empresa, a maior empresa que existe no mundo, e a mais antiga, andam e camuflados… e a única coisa que eles "vendem" é fé, algo que existe dentro de todos nós...filme completamente normal, filmagens completamente banais. Mas pronto prefiro isto do que o que os Daesh fazem.

Já vi o filme em vídeo. É uma excelente mensagem e testemunho que todos deveriam ver! <br />Chegou tarde a Portugal, mas ainda vem a tempo!