genuineheart2001

What a wonderful evening yesterday at the DGA screening of this historical and timely movie. Filmed in Black and White made such a difference to get the real feel of the time and essence of the 1950's. There were a few humorous parts in the movie which I enjoyed.

Congratulations on the 4 Golden Globe nominations. You so deserve it. See, movies can be made with class and substance on a reasonable budget. Good Night, Good Luck proved that. And we did not have to have to view a movie with violence, sex, drugs etc. This was a movie that made me truly think and really focus on each issue, that were true historical facts that occurred in our country. George Clooney, you out did yourself. Director, Screenwriter, and Actor! What a great Q and A panel with all the lead actors and Producer/Screenwriter. It was inspiring, enlightening, and fun! As an actress, I learned much from the entire panel.

I also like that this is a movie that young and old will enjoy! My only question would of been, why did you choose not to film more outside the cbs newsroom and dive into the characters personal lives? Just curious!

Good Luck with this film! and Good Bye, L Berger

I LOVE this show. I make sure I am home every Wednesday night to watch Invasion. Shaun Cassidy, you amaze me how you created such a adventurous, sitting on the edge of the seat, and fun show. All the writers, I applaud you. I myself am a new actress of 5 years in the Entertainment Industry. I try to watch a lot of shows for this is my "business" but then become selective with my time after discovering those TV shows I like. Well, Invasion, at first I thought oy vay! Gonna be silly and maybe a lot like "alien" shows in the past. But to me it is not. I cant wait to find out.....WHAT IS IN THE WATER? The main cast members are dynamic. And the actor who plays Russel is so believable. The actor who plays the Sheriff......he kind of spooks me! lol Last nights episode kept me on "the edge of my seat". I am glad you are dealing more with what is in the water now. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK! L Berger

This is a must see movie! First, it was nice to view a movie without cursing and violence. It dealt with real life issues that occur in and out of the "church" world. I am going to see The Gospel AGAIN, not only for the dynamic acting by all of the actors, but the singing. Wow! I hope they put a CD out on the soundtrack of this movie. I am curious, was that really the actor Boris, who played David, voice? Was he really singing? Tamyra Gray was beautiful, not only in her appearance, but her voice, and acting. I watched her from American Idol, to the TV show Boston Public, and now this! Fantastic.

I wish I could of been on set when this was filmed. I felt the anointing of God's spirit coming off the theater screen while I was sitting in my seat. I raised my hands, Praising God right along with the movie.

There were moments I did cry , especially during the time that the son David was at the bedside of his dieing Father! I felt like I was in church.

I praise God that years ago, though raised in a Jewish Family, at age 19, my then boyfriend took me to an a Holiness Church in South Central, all African Amercian church! A few months later I got saved.! Still living for Jesus today! Thank you for a great movie. Be sure to get the word out in ALL CHURCHES that believe Jesus is Lord! I pray that you get the movie distributed to more theaters.