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Cute light movie. The girl who was the main character did a very nice job. Dean Cain was good as well. The only problem I had with the movie was it's unbiblical outlook on angels. According to the Bible, angels are created by God, separate from his creation of man. Men do not become angels, and angels do not become men. I would have enjoyed the movie more if they had given the glory to God for the healing power. God heals. Angels are God's messengers. The writers seem to have disregarded what the Bible says and made up their own ideas. Anyway, overall a cute film, but I am afraid it will give those that do not know the Bible or God, the wrong impression. I gave it a six because of the good acting, but I could not give it a higher score, because of the false teaching.

I enjoyed this movie right up until the part where they decided that miracles comes with consequences. That is an awful message to send to kids or anyone else. The more I thought about it the madder I got. It seems like a wholesome movie but the real message is God (or angels) are up there being stingy with miracles!

Really they won't accept my review because it needs to be at least 10 lines long. Okay here you go! I hated this movie so much that I actually took the time to sign on to this site and tell you how much I hated it.

I don't think I've ever had a movie tick me off this bad. The acting was fine I liked the characters. I loved the setting. But the idea that there is a cost to be paid for healing someone is just insane! Worse yet it has to be paid by a 12 year old girl. Someone (Jesus) did pay that price many years ago!

I found this movie for only $2 at the Dollar General store and when I read the back of the cover there is o justice to what the movie shows. This movie is such an inspiration to those that take out the time to watch it. This movie is not only a family movie, it is a movie that believers need to watch. It show that the bible is true. The young will teach the old. This movie also shows that it takes the mind of a child to be able to truly understand that which God has given us. Many of time we go through life and ask questions about the things that are going on do not realize that the answer(s) are right in front of our faces. There is and old saying that simply says, " You never know how good you've got it until it's gone." This movie makes that statement so clear. We get so involved in our lives, and in the complex way of thinking that we forget how to be simple minded in our thinking.

This movie is atrocious. It furthers my belief on why I no longer consider myself to be religious. All of the characters are very black and white without any real personality aside from "I'm mean!" and "I'm nice!" The film is tailored to a Kirk Cameron-style of audience that will eat up this preach to the choir garbage:

"Oh man I know there are angels and a God out there!" "Well, honey, there's not, and I'm not going to give any evidence to back up my beliefs that there's not, but you're not allowed to believe in a God because I said so!"

I find it hilarious that the writers intentionally made it so that there were more reasons to believe in a God than to not, because of some lazy science-fiction portal garbage.

I kid you not, there's a point in the movie where the Christian Grandmother tells the non-Christian mother that she wish she hadn't let her think on her own because she didn't chose the path she wanted her to chose. Fantastic.

I'm not mad that it's a Christian movie - it's just aggravating when certain Christians (like the ones that made this film) unintentionally push away an audience simply by putting us all in one "you must be a very bad person!" category.

I gave this movie a three instead of a one because the actors are certainly invested and trying very hard - you can certainly tell. There's also a lot of extremely funny moments in the movie (and trust me, they weren't intended to be funny) that makes it an enjoyable good-bad movie. Obviously this didn't affect my rating, but there's a guy from The Dark Knight in this, so that's cool.

Overall I would suggest this if you want an enjoyable good-bad movie with a lot of unintentionally hilarious moments, otherwise if you're a devout Catholic that enjoys Christian movies but doesn't really care about poor acting or poor writing, than I would suggest this to you as well.

This was a truly wonderful film, and also a fantastic message (God isn't real). I was moved to tears during the soccer match when the Goalie (Ethan King) let all of the goals in. It truly was the best of times and the worst of times. Honestly I was discussing film with some of my friends, and we were all sharing what films had the most impact in our lives. My first friend said Inception, my second friend said Everything Everywhere all at Once. When it was my turn the words flew from my lips as quickly as the shots that rained down on the Goalie (Ethan King), Heaven's Door (2012). 10/10 would and will watch again.