Henry Czerny,
Vilma Silva,
Bruce Page,
Abdul Salaam El Razaac,
Zillah Glory
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An unemployed homeless man who once turned to God for the answers to life's problems decides to share the information he received with the rest of the world by penning a series of best-selling books, ... read more
DVD Release Date: February 27, 2007
Stats: 397 reviews
A movie emotive that make you think and that will inspire you to change your life and be a better person, it will make you drop a couple of tears. A great adaptation from the book that its based on true facts.
?God, if you exist, why do you keep letting morons like Walsch get rich??, this is such a perceptive quote from New York Post critic Kyle Smith. The film starts out fairly well, and it means well, but about 50 minutes in, it falls apart with a preachy screenplay and over the top ... read more
Interestingly a very good friend of mine had given me the book, picked it up, put it down, and just recently watched the dvd. I would recommend every one to watch it, perhaps two or three times, that goes for me as well.
After I see it again, perhaps 2-3 times, I might update m... read more
A must see movie! It is amazing! You will be suprised at what you have been missing. If you already know diffently see it!!!!
A roller coaster of emotions. A touching story of one author's struggles through life and most important, his faith. I would like to pick up this book as they are usually even better than the movie.
looks like it was made on a super low budget. somewhat amateurish. slow paced. would not watch again.
A very inspiring movie that everyone that questions their own existence should see!! Excellent flick!!
A terminally muddled movie, uncertain as to whether it's promoting Neale, God, Mammon, Putnam Books or the capitalist exploitation of spiritual need. Full Review
Although Stephen Simon's film has the mawkish trappings of an inspirational tale, its unseemly emphasis on monetary matters makes Walsch seem less interested in the spiritual possibilities of his cele... Full Review
This film adaptation of Neale Donald Walsch's best-selling book series plays more like an infomercial than a thoughtful exploration of religious issues.
What He does want, according to Walsch, is for us to have jobs we really like, and to make money. Lots of money. Full Review
The story of Walsch's travails never strains credulity, though helmer Simon's predilection for spiritual vistas with light breaking through clouds, arrested close-ups and endless long dissolves often ... Full Review
If God did start speaking to some random homeless guy, wouldn't he come up with some better material? Full Review
The 'God' in Conversations with God acts like a psychotherapist and talks in the buzz-phrases of self-help speak. Full Review
God, if you exist, why do you keep letting morons like Walsch get rich?
One of Walsch's precepts is that you should never make a living doing something you hate. If I'd known that, I might not have felt obliged to sit through every excruciating minute of this sanctimoniou... Full Review
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