Mjeteconer Just perfect...

Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Allison Davies The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Darin One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

kyleherbertz The fact that this movie was released on April Fools Day is all the proof you need that this movie is just a joke

nadinesalakovv A lot of reviewers are hating on this film for the wrong reasons, they're using their emotions to review a film instead of reviewing a film for simply being a film. If this movie story line was a non-Christian one about a person being taking to court for attempted murder or something like that - reviewers would probably say how great the film is. A lot of people who dislike this movie hate God and hate Christians, therefore they are not reviewing this type of movie properly, but it is also more than that....A film like this can convict one's conscience and get them thinking!As a Christian it could seem that i'm being biased by giving this flick a 10 out of 10 rating, but to be honest i actually dislike most Christian movies because most of the time the majority of Christian films have terrible actors and very bad production, scenery, e.c.t. A lot of Christian movie companies don't have much money so everything looks cheap and terrible, this is not a good enough representation, and frankly i'm sick of it, there are only a few decent Christian movies out there, God's Nor Dead 2 is one of them. The first movie - God's Not Dead 1 wasn't very good, the writers have stepped up their game with this sequel. With this second movie instalment the story line is better than the first, and the overall film is fast-paced.God's Not Dead 2 has a decent message and it shows us two different mindsets. It makes no sense when some people call this flick a "biased religious propaganda movie", if it truly was that - all the characters would all be believers.God's Not Dead 2 - A suspenseful drama flick. Recommended.

snowydessert Don't read critics review......they're atheist obviouslyyeah right. it all sums up, if you're a Christian you're going to enjoy this movie, and it will help you boost your faith. if you're not you're welcome to watch this. it wont harm you watching this.if you're atheist and you watched this and reviewed this as a very bad movie because you disagree with it then why you finished it in the first place if its not worth watching..To God be the Glory!!

Bonnie O'Connor I've said before that I like the first God's Not Dead. Sadly, I don't think the sequel did as well as the first movie. I admire them trying to tackle the issue of whether or not talking about Jesus as a historical figure (not as a religious figure) is okay in a school; it's legitimately a tough issue. However, where the first one was able to talk about whether or not God was dead or not, this one feels pointless in many ways.1) First of all, the title is called God's Not Dead 2, and the plot doesn't really deal with that situation. It feels like an excuse to promote the Newsboys. Even the returning cast members add little to nothing to the plot, or really help the main character that much. One of them has to be on the jury, but then he's too sick to help so someone new has to step in. What was the purpose of any of them being in there? Also, with it being called "God's Not Dead 2" it doesn't deal with whether or not He's really dead; it's only bringing up whether or not Jesus should be mentioned in class or not. Why couldn't it be called "God is Good" since they use that phrase a lot more than they do "God's Not Dead". 2) Most of the Atheists: I'm a Christian, and even I know Atheists don't talk like Disney villains. Apart from the lawyer helping the main character (he was an interesting character), all the other Atheists are portrayed as cold, cruel, heartless, and just looking to destroy God's name in court and literally say that it will be the final proof "that God is dead." That was not the goal of the court; the goal was to discuss whether or not Jesus should be mentioned as a historical figure, this has nothing to do with God being dead or not. It really felt like the screen writer did not know how Atheists think and wanted the audience to only sympathize with the main character. Okay, but if we have to sympathize with her, don't make real people act like cartoon bad guys; that's part of good story telling. I still really admire the movie's attempt to debate whether or not Jesus should be talked about at school as a historical figure, because it is a tough issue. Even if you don't think Jesus was the Son of God, He is classified in the history books as a rabbi who taught love in a dark time and paid for it. However, I really wish this movie did not have two dimensional villains or pointlessly use the same title as last time. In terms of Christian films, this was definitely one of the weaker ones, and I hope in the future they can obtain better writers.