He's not quite as pushy and annoying as Michael Moore, but the narrator of this film is on a mission nonetheless. I propose that we create a new genre of to distinguish biased documentaries: bocumentary? Not that I am faulting this "bocumentary" for it, nor do I believe that a documentary can be completely without bias.
The amazing first half of the film has a lot of interesting facts about the early days of Christianity, however the film devolves into almost a personal vendetta that the narrator has for the private Christian school he attended while growing up. The soundtrack is really hit or miss, at times heightening, others distracting. I don' think that you have to be Christian or atheist to enjoy this one. Fun to watch if you are still questioning...which we all should be.
The amazing first half of the film has a lot of interesting facts about the early days of Christianity, however the film devolves into almost a personal vendetta that the narrator has for the private Christian school he attended while growing up. The soundtrack is really hit or miss, at times heightening, others distracting. I don' think that you have to be Christian or atheist to enjoy this one. Fun to watch if you are still questioning...which we all should be.