Probably not something that will interest non-believers (at all) but it's target audience, should be more than pleased. It has a good message, and it's at least somewhat inspiring. The low-budget shows, and it does feel (a lot) like a TV movie but the film is still better than other Christian-themed flicks (that I've seen, in the past few years). The movie is filled with some cheesy dialogue, and bad acting (at times) but it also has a few good performances, and some inspiring moments (especially for those of faith). By doing so, Elizabeth also finds the courage to fix her troubled marriage and save her struggling family. When Elizabeth, a realtor, attempts to sell a house, for a nice (older) lady, named Miss Clara (Karen Ambercrombie), she's inspired to renew her faith again. The couple are not happily married though, and their daughter feels resented. Starling) and Elizabeth Jordan (Priscilla Shirer) seem to have it all a nice house, two great jobs, and a polite young daughter (Alena Pitts). I think it's a fairly decent Christian movie compared to other, much worse, ones (I've seen recently). The film was made on a budget of just $3 million, and it stars a cast of mostly unknown actors.
The story revolves around a couple, that turns to God to fix their struggling marriage, with the help of an older, wiser, woman (named Miss Clara). Alex Kendrick directed and co-wrote the movie, and Stephen Kendrick co-wrote and co-produced it.
'WAR ROOM': Two and a Half Stars (Out of Five) Another Christian drama flick, from the 'Kendrick Brothers' the team that's also responsible for such previous 'worship-themed' films as 'FIREPROOF' and 'COURAGEOUS'. An obviously admire family wants to adjust their issues with the help of Miss Clara, a more prepared, more smart woman.
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