I’m honestly not sure what I just witnessed. The experience was truly awful; I skipped ahead through the majority of the film once things progressed too far. The voice acting felt really bad, too. The promotional image initially sparked my interest and made me want to see it, but now I believe it was an absolute loss of time. Could someone possibly find enjoyment in this? Certainly not from where I stand. It’s best t…

I really liked this movie. It's clear that it wasn't made for everyone, and there were people who disliked it while others genuinely appreciated it. God Is has some truly excellent scenes, and watching the actors who played the twins together created a stronger connection with them as an audience member. The visuals were fine, but the performances were outstanding. My main issue is that it didn’t quite live up to its…

This film is remarkably unintelligent, clearly intended for a very unsophisticated audience. It's odd that a few individuals seem to be enthusiastically applauding it. I have to question their motives; are they genuinely enjoying it, or something else? Yes, that seems likely.

There are certain films that appear occasionally—every few years—that feel destined to become beloved cult classics, sparking conversations among critics and devoted viewers for a long time afterward. ‘Is God Is’ seems to be one of those movies. When I was told about it and watched the trailer, I felt confident I'd enjoy it, but I didn't expect it would ultimately prove itself to be something exceptional. The way Ale…

It's reasonable to expect a certain level of quality when a movie receives high praise from aggregating sites; those ratings don’t appear without reason. However, there are instances where an overhyped film earns good grades that leave you feeling confused and questioning how it happened. This is precisely the situation with writer-director Aleshea Harris's debut feature, adapted from her award-winning play of the sa…