This movie was thought provoking and a good portrail of innocents caught up in the classic contradictions of the Chatholic and Judeo religious teachings of life after death (although the Jewish concept of life after death was not really brought out) This movie was very successful right up until the final punch line. Jesus was not a symbol; He was Immanuel (God in man) Jesus was the personification of God. God is love. To love your fellow man (your neighbor) to the extent you would give your life for him/her is the personification of God. It is not for man to judge who is going to heaven and who is not; but Jesus did say that all who have faith in Him will have this salvation.

Amateur hour, this movie wasn't even filmed in sync, a sentimental load of bs and poorly crafted. Aiden Quinn deserves better.

This was a very enjoyable movie. A bit of a tear-jerker, and overall fun stuff. :)

This movie is like a breath of fresh air. After seeing a majority of films containing so much violence, bathroom humour and bad language it was wonderful to watch such a sweet innocent tear-jerker. The acting was superb (Adi Stein is incredible) and the story flows so well I didn't look at my watch once! (which is unusual for me) Well worth paying full admission price for this one.

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