Perdonado

Sorbo does it again. A solid story with good acting.

Not great acting, but good and believable.

Some will give bad marks without watching, or because they don't like the subject matter, but the story is still good and the characters maintain your interest and focus.

A refreshing movie on the TRUTH, the Way and the Life! A very life changing message for people to listen too. I was surprised that it was in a movie on a movie network.

As a born again Christian believer, I have seen miraculous changes in the lives of those who have repented of (been sorry for) their sins and accepted the free gift of salvation from the sacrificial death, burial and resurrection of the Son of God, Jesus Christ.

I really feel sorry for all those who make fun of the message in this movie. It is possible for a person's life to completely change if they will turn their soul and mind over to God. Please watch and listen with an open heart and let God's Spirit speak to you.

It is a blessing to find family friendly movies with the message that God loves those who are watching and HE has made the Way for all who will repent to come to HIM, through faith in Jesus. So many may never hear any other way. Thank you to Kevin Sorbo for making this movie.

This is your typical religious movie that shoves Christianity down your throat with below sub par acting and horrible writing and laughable plot. Typical Kevin Sorbo movie as of late.

A clear presentation of how anyone, no matter what they've done, can receive forgiveness from God. The characters of the pastor and his two daughters were excellent in their corresponding roles. Like any hostage situation, there was a lot of tension and uncertainty which was conveyed well in the film.

Jenn Gotzon delivered an emotionally riveting performance as Elizabeth.

Kevin Sorbo (Lieutenant Morgan) and Reegus Flenory (Officer Mike Rose) played their supporting roles well as law enforcement officers.

Casey Fuller portrayed a conflicted man haunted by his life choices.

Although there is always room for improvements in any film (even the big budget ones) overall this was a movie that I would certainly recommend.