The Perfect Stranger

My daughter wanted me to watch The Perfect Stranger with her. I really didn't feel interested in watching a movie that night, but she insisted and I acquiesced and settled in for a night of real surprise and warmth. I have since seen Another Perfect Stranger. These movies deliver such a strong and true message about God and his plan for us in such a warm way. In this movie, Jefferson Moore presents God's perfect plan as I believe God would have it presented; gently, without pressure, force or gimmicks, and encompassed in love and logic. I now own the movies and offer to lend them to others. I also look forward to seeing them again . . . and again . . .

I truly enjoyed the book by David Gregory and when I heard about the movie I knew I had to see it.

I was not disappointed. The filmmakers were true to the story line and the thought processes of the author.

I recommend this film highly to anyone who finds it in a theater near them. As a lower budget film, the film itself is a bit grainy or choppy in parts; however, the story line and the acting make up for anything the filmmakers lacked in budget.

The interaction between the two main characters was very intense and believable. The few subtle changes from the book to the screen went very well and the finale made the film!

I think "Perfect Stranger" was very well crafted, with awesome acting, and directing. Jefferson Moore and Shane Sooter proved more than capable of maintaining audience interest in what is mostly a dinner conversation. Moore's portrayal draws the audience in and we really believe he cares deeply for the doubter that he is talking to. I think the movie's impact will be as one of the best witnessing tools since "The Jesus Movie". This movie will be invaluable for those Christians unsure how to answer questions from doubting friends, family, or neighbors. This also should open up some doors for the incredible talents of Jefferson Moore, Kelly Filmworks and Shane Sooter, City on a Hill Productions.

It is nothing, but a propaganda of Christianity. Not only does it disrespect other religions, but also fails to answer "why?" other religions are not "the right way". A cheap film for uneducated and narrow-minded masses. It is nothing, but a propaganda of Christianity. Not only does it disrespect other religions, but also fails to answer "why?" other religions are not "the right way". A cheap film for uneducated and narrow-minded masses. It is nothing, but a propaganda of Christianity. Not only does it disrespect other religions, but also fails to answer "why?" other religions are not "the right way". A cheap film for uneducated and narrow-minded masses.

I was quite surprised to find that my attention did not fade even though the movie virtually takes place in a single setting. The acting was very believable. I could totally imagine myself making the same faces if I was getting the same answers to my questions. The Perfect Stranger also gives an accurate script of what I would suspect Jesus to say to someone in the present day. I really like how the skepticism did not stop after one answer, which made the emotions of anger and disbelief accurate. Jesus is also not played off as some weird guru to patronize. The character of Jesus in the movie does not waver in his questions. The corniness was also NOT found in this movie that would be expected in most Christian movies. A wide variety of common doubts were truthfully answered.