Joe Huerta

It looked good in the first half, but then right in the middle it took a turn to garbage. It started out an A, but then it went and took a bunch of F’s. The end all grade was a D. It pissed me off.

This movie takes you on an adrenalin trip; special effects and action are all there. You feel like one of the TNT-junkies on the desert floor. This is a guy-movie; I’d have to talk to a female to get her perspective! There are so many scenes that roll right into the other. I’m going to see it again tonight. It is that good!

This is a movie that was spooky to a grown Catholic. I truly had no idea the backgrounds of the rituals and clerical times that were performed. The motives of the evil actions performed were unknown to me. I found the movie scary! Even to the last five minutes I was in the dark—even while the nun screamed I was a new viewer! This film was an A+!

I had no idea who the title character was. Cabrini? Why not? I was watched her with her first projects in New York City. She worked so hard as a driven immigrant—as a Catholic in NYC. But she did it. During the last few minutes of the film, the narrator shares who Cabrini was. Catholics should be educated as to who she was and all she did as an immigrant. You will be stunned to discover who she was and all she did as a Catholic woman. This movie was an amazing piece of art. Do not shy away from it. It is that good—as a movies and as am amazing piece of art.

A fun movie in terms of its comedy, but this film has significance in terms of deep religious thoughts. I liked this movie! I did not expect it to reach its religious breadth!

Too many coincidences that trouble this movie.

An amazing police feature with mind operations thrown in. I see cop movies A LOT, but this one had an extraordinary script! See it!