God's Not Dead

This movie was horrible. It makes no good point whatsoever and totally misrepresents the position of atheist, reducing it to a silly emotional statement, which it is not. Moreover this movie is machine-gun-spraying fallacies.

As for a positive thing, the acting is not totally bad, but for me movies are not just about "technical things". I welcome criticism and ideas, messages in movies and moral teachings, but this movie fails on this plane very badly.

I could imagine giving a movie like this more stars if it would address some points better and not use fallacies and emotional appeal to convince the viewers of the students position.

Yeah, it's a bad movie, but I was expecting something entertaining. Not like, "pretentious" bad. There's not really any message within "God's Not Dead", just an assortment of validated stereotypes. And even though the film seemingly debates the existence of an all-powerful being, it's really more concerned with extraneous side characters and the shoehorning of reality stars and a rock band. Kevin Sorbo's playing a personified strawman (before going full-on bad guy), which should give you an idea just how seriously this movie treats the philosophical subject matter. What made it hard to stomach was the syrupy tone; it felt a lot like "Crash", and that's the last thing I need with a movie about God.

But its real crime is the horrible pacing; an interminable two hours. This thing's a trainwreck.

4/10

This is my first review ever i have never felt so much emotion for or against any movie that it made me put down my feelings in words. This movie is s@*t such a brilliant concept to make a believer argue against a non believer and if they had stuck to this argument this movie probably might have been better than the utter s@*t that it is in its current form. This movie is propagandist bull s@*t in favour of one religion against all other who the f%@k makes this kind of s@*t in the 21st century like i don't even care for religion that much but i cant believe the intolerant b.s that this movie is and the powers that be that allowed for such a movie to be made. forget the argument if god exists or not the mere fact that they say god is dead means he once existed and that is such a dumb position for an atheist to take because they don't even believe in the existence of a god and maybe that should have been my first hint for the kind of crap i was gonna out myself through for almost 2 hours. its like at the moment all i feel like saying is YUCK!!! YUCK!!! YUCK!!! YUCK!!! YUCK!!!. This movie literally made me puke and i don't use the word literally lightly.

Intead of developing its characters and bringing us interesting reflexions, God's not dead is worried on bringing bad christian propaganda and based on stereotypes. The "atheist" is a bad person and the Christian a god man...

You know when a movie made by Christians is about religion, it's going to demonize secularism. It makes out that Morality is entirely exclusive to Christianity and that without God, there is no point in being moral, which is just ridiculous. It makes every non-Christian look either evil or stupid, which is just insulting. It is just propaganda, no way around it, it's trying to make Christianity look perfect when it isn't and it's trying to make secularism and any other religion look evil and immoral. It's almost like this movie was made Christians who knew absolutely nothing about their own faith and of other beliefs. It's a new low for cinema, it's upsetting to think that this movie was allowed to be made.