God's Not Dead 2
Drama • PG • 2016 • 2 hr 1 min
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Just like the first movie grapples with an interesting issue but in a terrible way.
A terrible movie cashing in on the success of the even worse original
Nothing against the message or anything, but when the acting is bad, the acting is bad. And the acting was really, really bad.
Wasn’t as good as the first but still good
As a Christian, I appreciate the idea of standing up for beliefs, but for the most part, this is just painting atheists as enemies.
Well, it's better than the first one. But then again, it's not hard to improve on shit.
This movie is so awful I can't fit it in this reaction. From the message, plot, acting, everything about it just sucked so bad. Do not watch
Equally if not just as poorly written as the first movie. Christian Cheese is a genre I am tired of. Christians- let's do better please.
Uninspired and hurtful Christian propaganda that preaches to the choir and not to the masses.
I'm Christian, but religious agenda shouldn't be a prerequisite for a story.
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