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...A slyly observed slice of Americana. Dec 8, 2006 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
...A slyly observed slice of Americana.
Kevin Thomas
...it's refreshing to see a film that not only doesn't demonize, but actually distinguishes between different strains of old-time Southern religion. Dec 7, 2006
...it's refreshing to see a film that not only doesn't demonize, but actually distinguishes between different strains of old-time Southern religion.
Luke Y. Thompson
Screen Door Jesus demonstrates why [Robert] Altman is a genius and [director Kirk] Davis is a novice. Dec 1, 2005 | Rating: 3/5
Screen Door Jesus demonstrates why [Robert] Altman is a genius and [director Kirk] Davis is a novice.
Richard Nilsen
Despite the conflicting statements on faith and religion, revenge and forgiveness, and sex and love, the divergent arguments are ultimately part of the ramshackle grace and peculiar charm of this modest, frequently-satisfying film. Sep 30, 2005 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Despite the conflicting statements on faith and religion, revenge and forgiveness, and sex and love, the divergent arguments are ultimately part of the ramshackle grace and peculiar charm of this modest, frequently-satisfying film.
Joey Guerra
[Its] gutsy, madly ambiguous unleashing of a mixed bag of religious reactions attests to a genuine sense of regionalism. Sep 13, 2005 | Full Review…
[Its] gutsy, madly ambiguous unleashing of a mixed bag of religious reactions attests to a genuine sense of regionalism.
Ronnie Scheib
An overlooked and ignored gem. Oct 2, 2007 | Rating: B | Full Review…
An overlooked and ignored gem.
Eric D. Snider
Davis has ambition to burn and should be commended for shooting for the stars. That he had to go through the entire Old and New Testaments to try to get there is, alas, unfortunate. Sep 17, 2006 | Rating: 3/5
Davis has ambition to burn and should be commended for shooting for the stars. That he had to go through the entire Old and New Testaments to try to get there is, alas, unfortunate.
Christopher Null
It's a knowing, dare I say sweet, little film that takes pains to let the characters speak for themselves, never rallying behind an implicit religious message, which may be the best message of all. Oct 22, 2005 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
It's a knowing, dare I say sweet, little film that takes pains to let the characters speak for themselves, never rallying behind an implicit religious message, which may be the best message of all.
Marc Savlov
When a film comes along that confronts tough issues and manages to keep everything real without dividing its audience, it deserves massive praise. Aug 22, 2005 | Rating: A | Full Review…
When a film comes along that confronts tough issues and manages to keep everything real without dividing its audience, it deserves massive praise.
Bill Clark
New filmmaker Kirk Davis miraculously melds numerous characters and ideas together with entertaining and thought-provoking results. Aug 9, 2005 | Full Review…
New filmmaker Kirk Davis miraculously melds numerous characters and ideas together with entertaining and thought-provoking results.
Betty Jo Tucker
It's a mixture of people we've all met before with stories we can believe and the simple message that folks need to chill the hell out and stop asking the question, 'Yes, but what KIND of Christian are you?' Great flick. Mar 26, 2003 | Rating: 4.5/5 | Full Review…
It's a mixture of people we've all met before with stories we can believe and the simple message that folks need to chill the hell out and stop asking the question, 'Yes, but what KIND of Christian are you?' Great flick.
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