Onde Está Deus?

Wow... This could have been good. The script was OK, but the acting... Absolutely awful.

The first 5 minutes I had to wrestle with myself - do I continue and deal with E grade acting or quit?

Well, I stuck it through and the message and script was OK, but all acting was terrible. There is no talent amongst any of the actors and they had no ability to portray any believable emotion, they all fell flat in every scene. It was like watching paint dry. Cardboard cut outs would have done better.

I gave this 2* only because the message was good, however, everything else failed.

Women have the right to have an abortion or not, but some religious organisations particularly in the US consider that abortion is murder. The story initially followers a campaigner and her husband who are fighting against abortion. The woman is raped and has a choice whether to get an abortion or not - her husband changes his mind and thinks she should. Another case of double standards.

The woman though decides not to, resulting in divorce from her husband, who cannot accept to support her with a baby that is not her's. It demonstrates the hardness of the church in part.

God though takes control of the situation and the woman is blessed by a child, who changes her life for good.

Well-worth watching as it may change your outlook.

The movie is irritating, it is not only very predictable but the outcomes are the obvious results for someone who sets herself up for disaster all the time. The main character is weak, unwise and makes wrong choices one after the other. After making a series of unchristian decisions and paying heavily for it, she joins the losers who influenced her in a negative way and they become the heroes of the story. Also, the movie has a stand about abortion that is more radical and not shared by all Christians.

It's like the movie takes 10 years to get where it needs to be. It is aggravating! Slow talking from the main actress! The movie is good but unfortunately is a true story!

There is a little to say from the story, it's just usual hero journey of a woman to transform herself amidst a bad situation she experiences. There are void characters everywhere, and a unfold parallel story of detectives that sought to resolve a crime from the main plot (but with unrealistic police skills, like "oh the bad guy came to clubs without cameras... damm it!") There are alarming things from this movie, like the ethnicity of characters.