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	Great Flick  Dec 1, 2009
Great movie whether you (man or woman alike) are in a relationship or married. It can also help you understand how to get along with people in general. We consider this to be a 'B rated' movie (acting-wise), but watch it (with NO interruptions), and take the meaning to heart with an open mind and it will blow you away! It has brought tears to macho men and be prepared for the surprise ending.
	Erroneous "Men Bad...Women Good" Mantra  Nov 27, 2009
Although the movie intends to save marriages, it likely has the opposite effect. Boiled down, the message is that men are responsible for divorce while women are always victims. All the "bad" characters in the script are male, including a porno-addicted husband and a mate-poaching doctor. No doubt millions of men are guilty as charged, but it is absurd to assume that women are always free of responsibility. It is probable that there are just as many women, if not more, responsible for unmerited divorce. In point of fact, wives file for divorce *twice* as often as husbands. The "Christian" message that men are at forever at fault can have a severely damaging affect on marriages where failure is largely the result of female destructive behavior.
	Fireproof  Nov 17, 2009
Wao!!!! Tremenda película. Tiene una historia muy linda y puede ayudar a muchas parejas que podrían estar pasando por una situación similar y hasta podria ayudar a parejas a no cometer esos errores.
	not for everyone- but great for those it speaks to  Nov 14, 2009
Not every movie has to speak to everyone. For instance, I can't stand Stanley Kubrick movies- I think he's an over rated hack. And just like that, some folks are not going to be predisposed to like this film. If you are predisposed to be an anti-christian bigot, this film will rub you the wrong way. If you aren't married and don't care for marriage, this film will pass you by as well. Technical merits- yes, the reviews that say this would work better as a Lifetime movie are correct- although, I think this would fit better on the Hallmark channel. ;) Some of the special effects were a bit on the cheap side, but they weren't so bad as to distract from the movie. My biggest technical pet peeve was not riled- there were no booms in any of the frames- something I see more and more often in professional big budget Hollywood movies- so the budget here did put some constraints no the picture, but it is more in the sense of constraint, rather than resulting in an appearance of amateurism. Acting merits- Kirk Cameron was great- the rest tried really hard and none of them stunk. Holding this movie to the Hallmark Channel standard, and you can say they all put in fine performances- none were oscar worthy, but that's not really where this movie is aiming. The yelling scene at the beginning was believable- I'm sort of baffled by the reviewers that didn't get that. Frustrated folks lash out- and some people are yellers. Such is life. Plot and Story- The first twenty minutes of this movie are the hardest to get through. Most films get you to like people before they throw them through the wringer- this movie does it backwards. You won't like anyone in this movie for the first fifteen to twenty minutes. Why? Because this is a film about a marriage about to fall apart and when a marriage is that broken, no one in it is at their best. We are presented with two selfish, self centered people. (Yes, two, for those that cheered for the wife the whole way through the film!) It takes a while to warm up to them. The role of Christianity in the movie- Christianity is a true Deus ex Machina in this film. But, for those that experienced salvific grace, that's exactly what it is. This movie was made by a Church, so should you really be surprised that Jesus gets a starring role? Isn't it more surprising that in a country as Christian as this one, that we don't see conversion experiences playing a larger role in more films than we do? This movie will make you cry, without a doubt. And any stupid thing you did to your spouse in the last week? You're going to end up appologizing for it. But that's what this movie is for- not to entertain, but to help people build up stronger marriages. And in that, five stars is not enough.
	fireproof  Nov 14, 2009
hi i cant write a review for this item, as i have not watched it yet

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