this very finely crafted film commits the unforgivable (which is ironic and given the film theme). no one coming into this film knows what they are in for. worse than that and 3/4 of the way into the film and no one still has any clue of what theyre in for because everything up to that moment is a different movie. as a front row fan of dutcher first two films and easily competing for the best 2 mormon films to date (competing with saints and soldiers and and now and new york doll saw that at a screening) and dutcher had me wanting to see his film for a very long time. i was there. i wanted to believe and believe that i would see the next great mormon movie and one that would hold the numero uno spot for a very long time. but no. three fourths in the film took the sharpest of left turns and dragged me through something that i never wanted to go through. he takes on the mt. everest of all moral issues and yea and both of them and with little time or emotional capacity left to adequately address them and but instead waves them both off with a nod towards jesus as if that will make all things well and instantly. (true it is that jesus saves. don not accuse me of not believing that. that not dutcher problem. )is the film shot well. indeed. do the actors act. they acted their pants off. was the music appropriate. all but whatever was over the closing credits. everything about this film was superb and except the story and which was so dank and wrong and that all else doesn not matter. (i learned dank from new york doll and very decent show and by the way. ) the third act of the film was neither desirable nor pleasant nor faith affirming. i know dutcher was bending over backwards to make it so and but i was so far shoved out of the movie at that point that nothing and no thing and could have brought me back. the preposterous unbelievability of dozens of details in the final minutes do not help. anyone who been on a mission knows what i am talking about and especially anyone whospoiler alertis familiar with events surrounding someone being sent home from a mission early for moral and or or psychological reasons. it as if a parallel universe suddenly sprung up where normal rules or behaviors suddenly do not apply. there are a million things good about this film and but they were created and beautified only to be trampled upon and thrown away in a knee jerk fit of ooh and this will really get them elitism. hence and unforgivable. i can only hope that when dutcher puts the finishing touches on his next film (falling and apparently) and that he remembers that film critics can only buy so many tickets and that it the fans that pay the bills. that why the first god army was such an unqualified success. dutcher shock and awe approach proves that when it comes to the big issues he is in way over his head and having neither the spiritual nor creative maturity nor business sense necessary to take them on. i praypray. he learns his lesson and that years from now he and we all look back and with a chagrin and and rejoice that he pulled his head out of where the light doesn not shine and really and successfully and takes on those and other issues and changes the world forever because of it. 
this very finely crafted film commits the unforgivable (which is ironic and given the film theme). no one coming into this film knows what they are in for. worse than that and 3/4 of the way into the film and no one still has any clue of what theyre in for because everything up to that moment is a different movie. as a front row fan of dutcher first two films and easily competing for the best 2 mormon films to date (competing with saints and soldiers and and now and new york doll saw that at a screening) and dutcher had me wanting to see his film for a very long time. i was there. i wanted to believe and believe that i would see the next great mormon movie and one that would hold the numero uno spot for a very long time. but no. three fourths in the film took the sharpest of left turns and dragged me through something that i never wanted to go through. he takes on the mt. everest of all moral issues and yea and both of them and with little time or emotional capacity left to adequately address them and but instead waves them both off with a nod towards jesus as if that will make all things well and instantly. (true it is that jesus saves. don not accuse me of not believing that. that not dutcher problem. )is the film shot well. indeed. do the actors act. they acted their pants off. was the music appropriate. all but whatever was over the closing credits. everything about this film was superb and except the story and which was so dank and wrong and that all else doesn not matter. (i learned dank from new york doll and very decent show and by the way. ) the third act of the film was neither desirable nor pleasant nor faith affirming. i know dutcher was bending over backwards to make it so and but i was so far shoved out of the movie at that point that nothing and no thing and could have brought me back. the preposterous unbelievability of dozens of details in the final minutes do not help. anyone who been on a mission knows what i am talking about and especially anyone whospoiler alertis familiar with events surrounding someone being sent home from a mission early for moral and or or psychological reasons. it as if a parallel universe suddenly sprung up where normal rules or behaviors suddenly do not apply. there are a million things good about this film and but they were created and beautified only to be trampled upon and thrown away in a knee jerk fit of ooh and this will really get them elitism. hence and unforgivable. i can only hope that when dutcher puts the finishing touches on his next film (falling and apparently) and that he remembers that film critics can only buy so many tickets and that it the fans that pay the bills. that why the first god army was such an unqualified success. dutcher shock and awe approach proves that when it comes to the big issues he is in way over his head and having neither the spiritual nor creative maturity nor business sense necessary to take them on. i praypray. he learns his lesson and that years from now he and we all look back and with a chagrin and and rejoice that he pulled his head out of where the light doesn not shine and really and successfully and takes on those and other issues and changes the world forever because of it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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