jabdesigns

My wife and I just saw this movie for the first time, and LOVED it! The agony of the young man trying to explain his new found faith without sounding preachy, the wit and humor of Aunt Zella, the exposure of the fractured man persona in today's culture, and the struggle to avoid embracing the legalism so prevalent in many conservative churches and relationships today -- all of these issues rolled into one storyline show how truly clever and rich is this commendable screenplay. Bravo! This is a story about love, and forgiveness. There are some laugh-out-loud moments, some truly “what in the world is going happen next!?!” plot turns, and some touching scenes that will honestly have you reaching for the Kleenix. Highly recommended. However, if you're unwilling to slow down, and take a moment to consider and roll around in your brain some of the truly vital societal issues being presented in this movie, don’t bother watching this. You haven’t been hurt enough to understand what this movie is talking about.