Finding Faith

This was such a captivating movie. There was so many layers within plot from stressors of marriage, challenges of parenthood, family togetherness... and of course Paula Patton played the heck out of the role. Wonderful movie.

Added treat is that it was an independent film. You have to love, great movies and storylines produced without a massive budget. The chemistry among the characters came through the film.

The message of faith.... Wow, you wouldn't expect this coming out in late spring/ summer. But it carried a cinematic punch that left me in a deep pause and reflection on life. You can't beat a well written Christian movie.

I saw part of this movie last night and I fell asleep and hope they show it again but what I saw moved me very much. I best remember Paula Patton for her role as one of Ethan Hunt's agents in Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol. However, she proves she can do serious acting in this part as a woman who loses the man she loves and struggles to keep her faith. Movies that show religion in a positive way are rare and that is so sad. This is a time when we all need God now more then ever.

Spouse said, "Let's go to a movie tonight!" I said, "Sure!" We paid $32 for the tickets. You will probably be able to stream it for maybe six bucks at the most, and you will get as much out of it as we did tonight. The misfortunes that befall these characters are generally of their own making. The story is somewhat contrived, especially (1) the event that brings on the hard times and (2) the event that does so much to clear things up. God gets credit for both. I really could not see how Faith got faith. The preacher at the end sounds a lot like Joel Osteen, which is either something you will like or something you won't. There is a "making of the film" bit at the end to show everyone how hard they worked on it.

As an avid movie go, or I can be pretty critical, but this was a musty movie and very well produced.

Great acting all around, especially Paula. Great casting, well written, great character, development, some comic, relief, and strong cinematography. It was a very captivating movie that brought real emotions, lessons, and entertainment.

It was a different take on typical faith movies. It avoided the typical clichés with religious or minority led movies.

I think it would be a great movie for anyone to watch, including teenagers or even non-faith based individuals.

Movies, at their core, should be entertaining, and this was the entire film.

Great chemistry between the characters and everyone in the theater, enjoyed it and was talking about it afterwards.

I wish more people could see it.