The Shack

Amazing movie! People may argue about doctrines embedded in this movie but I KNOW that this movie helped restoring my old views of GOD. He truly wants a relationship with me and for that, I thank GOD. Thanks, Papa!

My wife and I enjoyed this interesting portrayal of the holy trinity with a nice twist at the end.

I enjoyed this book a lot. For me, it was unforgettable. It wasn’t until years later I got to see the movie. I liked both.

It’s always wonderful to watch a movie about God, and this movie was made fabulously well. A beautiful faith journey that the whole family will love. Not many movies depict the Trinity, but The Shack does.

This was based upon a novel written in pain and hope concerning the problem of evil and the need to maintain a relationship with God. It is Protestant--with the rather vague, confused theology--but it hit the larger issues quite well (which is also normal). It portrayed Jesus as stating that he is not religious and not Christian: but if you even begin to ask who Jesus is...sorry but thats religion and thats Christian...larger than we can imagine for sure, but we cannot consign Christianity to mere vagueness. The second lack of clarity concerned that people really can go to hell according to Christ Himself. The film was not explicitly universalist, but it also was not explicit that serious criminals should be arrested and need to repent before their deaths.

There are no words to describe this movie......except watch it. Best movie I have ever had the privilege of watching. I am in awe on how this movie was directed,the book that this movie was based on and the incredible way the movie depicted Gods love.

There are some hokey parts, but the subject matter dealing with forgiveness is very real. Forgiveness is for you, not the offending person. If you struggle understanding this, this may help you.

Inspiring. Wondrously, exquisitely, and beautifully filmed., Great actors with humanity and kindness. I loved seeing the faces and characters of God. At times I was afraid that the narrative would fall into platitudes, but the story resurrected itself, dealt with challenging issues, and ended with a positive message: Nice pacing. There were points when the message was awkward and problematic, but it also had transcendent moments. We need more movies with loving hope, and that transcend religiosity.

I love watching this movie!

If you have seen Him, then you should see this. If you want to see Him, you should see this. If you are not sure if you believe in Him, you should see this.