Nothing Is Impossible

I'm a Christian, I attend church when I can, so why do these so called "family" "faith based" movies flop so hugely? Because they're poorly written and poorly delivered. Nothing is Impossible should have been titled "Nothing, this is a movie about Nothing". The religious messages are forced, the belief that David White is the guy for this role is really a joke. It's very obvious he's too short, too slow and too old.

Then there's Nadia Bjorlin, who plays the owner of the team and former fiancé to Scott (David White). He left her at the alter and didn't tell her why?...and this was years ago. We're supposed to believe she has waited all this time for him? Uhh, I don't think so.

Convenience has scripted this movie, everything simplified for the end result...and that's either obvious and lame.

I wish Pureflix all the success in the world. There's a place for what they're trying to make here but it's not now. Hopefully, with time and money they will put out the kind of movies Christians, people of faith, and anyone wanting to watch a Hallmark type movie will want to see.

I watched this with my husband and we are both Christians. For me it was one of my all time favorites. Since our lives are based on our belief in Jesus Christ, our only God, this movie proved that having Faith brings great results. When you never give up, and your Faith remains strong even in troubled times, it always produces a good feeling and happiness prevails.

This movie was a great love story too. Because the owner of the team Ms. Bjorlin (Ry) never stopped loving Scott after many years earlier when she married another person but it ended in divorce, was epic when both she and Scott realized they never stopped loving each other. It showed hard work and compassion on both sides. Scott was a great inspiration to the other basketball players on his team when he initially signed up. He showed them even though he struggled tremendously, his determination and willpower brought him reward. Then the ending showed all his efforts paid off when he became the head coach of the very team he had played on.

The entire movie with the pastors, pastors prayers, faith building ongoing with the players, and Scott made this a great movie for anyone including children. It was so delightful to watch a great movie with no swearing and no violence. It delivered a wonderful feeling toward our mighty God Jesus Christ. This was a Fantastic movie!!!!

I was looking forward to watching this movie 🎥 but stopped because it has more cleavage than a regular Non-Christian Netflix movie. Netflix is showing normal everyday women that seems more real - women you see on a daily basis in life. These bad Christian movies paint the girls up to "Tammy day bakers" with the boobs spilling out! They wanna teach biblical truths but not modesty. Even Hallmark is "getting it" these days. Quit exposing women as "sexual" objects and let them be real women!!!!! Not a fan. Yuck 🤢 the channel It's on is called Pure Flix - hello, it all get forced like we have to show some "made up woman" to get people to watch God's word. Uh, no, no you don't. Ugh.

I enjoyed watching Nothing is Impossible. I loved the themes of accepting and believing in yourself, power of forgiveness and leaning on God when troubles arises. I instantly liked Scott in the beginning. I found him to be relatable. He continually was being judged as he struggled with his past. He had to learn about himself, how to use his talents to be good and listen to what God was telling him instead of those around him always doubting him. I thought it was a touching, inspirational and heartwarming story that would be a perfect addition to a family movie night

I am giving Nothing is Impossible a very well deserved five plus stars. I highly recommend it for families of all ages.

I received an early screen link of Nothing is Impossible from Pure Flix, but was not required to write a positive review. This review is one hundred percent my own honest opinion.

OK folks, look at the votes here, lots of "10" and lots of "1" votes. Totally unreasonable. But look closer, the most popular rating for this movie is "6" and that should tell any prospective viewer that it is a pretty good movie, not great but not worthless.

I absolutely detest reviewers who find one or two things they don't like about a movie and as a result vote it "1". That makes absolutely no sense.

I also detest reviewers who take it upon themselves to say "Don't see this movie, it is a waste of time." Who are they to try to tell ME how to spend my time? That type of comment is ridiculous and useless.

Yes this is a Christian faith-based movie, and if you compare it to the better movies it may not come out very high. But it has a good message of never giving up. It does not say God will give you what you want if you just believe. But it does say we each have the ability to achieve our goals because nothing is impossible.

In summary, if the topic interests you, then see this movie. My wife and I watched it at home on DVD from our public library. I'd say it compares favorably to many of the Hallmark movies in terms of nice, clean entertainment.