The first must-see film of the year.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

No one should be afraid to be able to stand up for their faith. The movie displayed the animosity the media and some organizations hold towards Christians. As a Christian I found the movie to engaging and truthful.

So, I stumbled upon a video talking about why Christian movies suck or at least are bad and it mentioned this film. I literally watched this and thought to myself: This would never have happened, just a warning to be careful about the way you use words because people can misconstrue what you say Grace is a HS teacher who answers a question from a student about God while they're learning about MLK, Gandhi and nonviolent struggle. THAT IS IT, that is the WHOLE PREMISE OF THE FILM! So, I hated this film mostly because of the fact that this film is not realistic. I couldn't find one single instance of the events of the film ever happening in real life. Also, the cases it cites at the end of the film like the first, have NO APPLICABLE CASES to the movieI saw this before I watched Part 1 but I'm going to watch IT and 3. Personally I feel if you need a movie to prove God's Not Dead then you need to ask yourself a few questions.

Amazing the hateful reviews toward this movie. In today's godless world it's not a surprise. What the movie shows is the total Hippocrates in current school systems ( mention anything or anyone but Jesus ) I'm sure actors praying and living righteous on camera just infuriates the liberals mind, why? Because they have no clue of God or his mercy and grace. Look at the public schools today in 2018 and see what's happening yet there can be no place for Christians or love and peace and goodness. The film perfectly portrays the prejudice of government schools and a nation of non-believers who will go to any lengths to shut up the Christian community...

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.