A debate about allowing school prayer pits Christians against Atheists.A debate about allowing school prayer pits Christians against Atheists.A debate about allowing school prayer pits Christians against Atheists.
Nic Luken
- Victor Rivers
- (as Nic T. Luken)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaStephen Baldwin was briefly sidelined during production due to a severe case of irritable bowel syndrome.
- GoofsThe American flag was hung wrong in the school board room. The stars should've been to the top left as per usflagonline.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Cinema Snob: God's Club (2017)
- SoundtracksLet it Rain
Written by Alex Olivari
Courtesy of Chicago Music Library & Roba Production Music
Featured review
Poorly written "oppressed Christian" sticht.
If you go through life attending prayer meetings, joining bible circles, "liking" the bible on social media, AND going to church every Sunday while looking for non-offensive things to be offended over ... well then this movie is for you. You'll completely enjoy the unrealistic scenario that doesn't ever happen and the over the top characterizations of the evil antagonists that, in reality, just think you shouldn't shove your religion down their throats or interject it into public education at the expense of the tax payer.
All in all there was a clear lack of character development with characters that were already as vanilla as vanilla can be. They started out "unquestionably" right, didn't need to learn a thing, and ended "unquestionably right". The plot was transparent with the title and there were no surprises. The story was linear with no surprises, no excitement, no real drama. The acting was what you would expect from a "family friendly" cable channel's "special presentation". And personally ... there were far too many "shoulder to shoulder, on the stairs, heart to heart" talks.
All in all I just have one description of the film to encompass everything from the writing down to final edit.
Lazy.
There is a base that swallows this garbage with a smile. It doesn't have to be good in any way. It just has to feed into their world view. They'll buy it, they'll watch it, and they'll make the rounds on Netflix, IMDb, Amazon, or anywhere else to give it maximum stars and glowing reviews. Not because it was any good, but because it justifies their ignorance and enforces their belief that they're persecuted when they hear bogus stories of prayer being banned in school.
All in all there was a clear lack of character development with characters that were already as vanilla as vanilla can be. They started out "unquestionably" right, didn't need to learn a thing, and ended "unquestionably right". The plot was transparent with the title and there were no surprises. The story was linear with no surprises, no excitement, no real drama. The acting was what you would expect from a "family friendly" cable channel's "special presentation". And personally ... there were far too many "shoulder to shoulder, on the stairs, heart to heart" talks.
All in all I just have one description of the film to encompass everything from the writing down to final edit.
Lazy.
There is a base that swallows this garbage with a smile. It doesn't have to be good in any way. It just has to feed into their world view. They'll buy it, they'll watch it, and they'll make the rounds on Netflix, IMDb, Amazon, or anywhere else to give it maximum stars and glowing reviews. Not because it was any good, but because it justifies their ignorance and enforces their belief that they're persecuted when they hear bogus stories of prayer being banned in school.
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- greenj-42697
- Sep 2, 2016
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- Budget
- $1,250,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 29 minutes
- Color
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