J. Tyler Friesen

I'm a harsh critic. My family doesn't enjoy watching all movies with me because I'm too critical. This was the most impressive thing I've ever seen on the big screen. I was impacted so deeply by the imagery and quality of the cinematography. I was smiling bright eyed, with childish like eagerness for what was to come. Thank God for this masterpiece.

From the very start, this movie let's you know that you can't take any of it seriously. That theme continues, even though it seems to forget it. It's like a long bad joke, where the comedian makes you cringe at his lack of confidence.

This movie spoke to me in a deep and meaningfully personal way. Had I not been at the stage of masculine development I was in, or had seen it earlier, I would not have understood it. There is so much depth to this story, and if it doesn't impact you, then you have further to go in your journey. I look forward to the day when the naysayers reach their green chapel, because this movie will never be understood with their heads... Which is the whole thing!

The movie was entertaining, yes, but the odd cinematography left me a bit confused at moments. There were whole transitions that seemed a bit abrupt and a lot of fluff without much substance. Although I'm glad I saw it, I'll never watch it again.