Taft Goodwin

There are no words that could be put in the same sequence to imagine my full appreciation and bewilderment of this masterpiece. Within the first 60 seconds of the film, I was mesmerized by the beauty of the visual effects. As the film progressed with the tragic backstory of Doug the pastor, I quickly fell deeper into the plot and was fully immersed in the heartbreak and devastation Doug was feeling as the actor did an immaculate job selling the character. I cannot express the beauty and emotion I felt throughout the film. The moment Doug lost his parents I immediately thought of my great great great great grandfather and grandmother who tragically lost their lives in a brutal car accident. I won’t go on to spoil the rest of the plot, but I will say this: not one Marvel movie, nor anime, no, not even a single film from the Shrek franchise could top this movie. The prostitute in this film was so well played that she reminded me of my late ex-wife Karen who was tragically murdered at a McDonald’s by jumping over the counter to see the manager and fell into fry grease. I’ve never been to war before, but when Doug’s mentor priest had flashbacks, it felt like I was a veteran of the battlefield. I an atheist, now see that there is a true god and that god is the velocipastor. I don’t care who you are, get your spouse, your children, your grandparents, and all the people you wish to see succeed in this life to watch this movie. 6/5 stars if I could