Look, I'm going to be straight with you: this movie is bad. Not bad because it's Christian—there are plenty of well-made faith films. It's bad because it's lazy, manipulative storytelling that treats intellectual debate like a WWE match where your guy always wins.
The critics didn't give it 13% on Rotten Tomatoes because of anti-Christian bias. They gave it 13% because it's a poorly constructed film with cardboard characters, ham-fisted dialogue, and the intellectual rigor of a Facebook argument. Even the 75% audience score is almost entirely from people who rate it 5 stars for its message, not its quality.
If you want your kids to explore faith questions, there are much better options—books, documentaries, or even just honest conversations. This film teaches kids that non-believers are cartoonish villains and that 'debate' means steamrolling the other side with rehearsed gotchas. That's not enriching; that's just confirmation bias with a PG rating.
The WISE score of 28 reflects both the film's poor quality and its problematic approach to modeling how to engage with people who think differently. It's safe from a content perspective, but intellectually and emotionally, it's junk food.




