God Calling

I knew about this movie in 2018 but didn't watch it. I somehow stumbled upon it few days ago from 22 Dec, 2020 and started glued to it. It was a 2hours movie that I rather shouldn't call entertainment but a moment of empowerment. If I was having doubts, my conviction got better... I was able to connect with the movie because obviously, I have experienced a touch of God before.

I say "yes" again to God's call.

The lack of detail was odd in the movie. Like when the guitar is delivered in a small longer box but the box is much smaller than the guitar and how are they using the state of Virginia license plates in Lagos, Nigeria? Sades comes to the house after being in water but her clothes look completely dry. She cries mascara tears constantly,,,after just waking up, after swimming under water...you name it. She had to be constantly applying mascara. This movie is not for anyone with an eye for detail. It will drive you crazy. There is a lot of over-acting in this movie, as well. I wanted to like it, but didn't.

One of the best movies ever.

So much depth on life, living, grief, faith, doubt, fear, winning, failing and hope.

I actually cried! For someone like me to cry, it must be seriousssss😌😅

Congratulations to the team, you created something truly spectacular!

#beautyforashes.

The film started out pretty strong, but then it went downhill fast. Its characters (especially Sades) are messy and have many poorly executed emotions and phases of grief or happiness. The movie can be uplifting but it gets ruined by constant unneeded crying. Seriously there is so much crying that it becomes a problem. It is very and i mean a VERY slow film and only starts to begin to get somewhat interesting near the end. So that is why this film (in my opinion) is terribly forgettable.

I love this movie! It's so well done - The acting was awesome and the storyline was refreshing. Kudos to the entire cast and crew! Definitely a must-watch!

P. S. You'll need tissues.