I do not act as the critic when I blog about films. And I guess I never will be. It doesn’t mean that the technical side is taken for granted, but it’s just that sometimes there’s more to a movie than what it technically is.
Usually I’d ask myself if it touched me—which most of the time I need not do, since I’d know it even before I bring in the question. This was what happened when I watched Conversations with God. I got a “yes” even before the question, “Did it move me?”
A scene from the movie. Click the link above to watch.
And I’m not afraid to use as many I’s as I want to in this post. No, not now. This film is about me, and I guess, about a lot of other people too.
The movie’s based on a book of the same title by Neale Walsch. It has some answers that I think most of us need. It’s simple, and light, but real.
I urge you to see it.
