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The Shack

The Shack

2017
Drama, Fantasy
2h 12m
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Avg Percentile 29.01% from 150 total ratings

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Rated 23 Apr 2018
44
5th
Yet another installment in a trend of movies catering to those who already have faith in religion, or perhaps capitalizing off of those people. An unbiased look will reveal, miserable acting (especially Worthington), poor writing, and bad TV movie music. But the biggest fault for anyone not looking to hear their own beliefs parroted back at them in form of cinema is the presentation of important moral questions that, even when directly confronted with, god answers in non-answers.
Rated 13 Dec 2018
75
69th
Good faith inspired film and stayed pretty close to the book
Rated 22 Mar 2020
10
0th
As someone who quit Christianity back when I was still a closeted queer, this was the most tortuous film I've seen in years. Not only does this film answer its questions about faith in meaningless aphorisms and empty regurgitation of specific scriptural interpretations, it's also still a terrible movie. Worthington can't even do a passable American accent and the acting just goes downhill from there. Jesus was a thot though, yes, Daddy, take me to your lakeside cabin
Rated 22 Jun 2017
5
4th
Yuck. I am very much a Christian but this film is horrendous. I'll go watch silence instead.
Rated 02 Jun 2017
30
1st
Not sure what to say...Christian propoganda aside, I found that I didn't care about the characters at all and was basically bored to tears. The two-hour plus runtime seemed like an eternity, my mind constantly screaming, "Is it over yet?!?!?!" Viewing with another, I had no choice but to endure this torment to the bitter end. I imagine many Christians might enjoy this, but as far as entertainment goes I'm not sure many non-Christians would find much here to enjoy.
Rated 04 Mar 2017
40
8th
This is sort of a modern take on the Book of Job--why do bad things happen to good people? But instead of the Jobian God saying "It's none of your business" (paraphrased), here she/he says, "You misunderstand the mystery"--a reworking of the old saw, "God works in mysterious ways". From there on, it's hit and miss with some touching moments, and two or three really over-the-top absurdities as the story flits from flower to flower.
Rated 19 Mar 2017
10
2nd
The Shack is a movie that involves a man meeting the Trinity and ... doesn't even seem to care a whole lot. That about sums up the entire agonizingly long experience of watching the movie: it's something that should, theoretically, be very interesting, but in the end, it amounts to nothing more than a generated yawn. Sam Worthington ruins whatever his character had going for him, the dialogue further dulls an overlong and underdeveloped story, and the entire experience is excruciatingly boring.
Rated 04 Apr 2017
6
46th
oh, surprising...spot-on casting, a not-terribly redundant script and message, and pretty shit to look at...maybe there is a god
Rated 14 Jun 2017
39
7th
Oooo I've already watched this, long time ago....... and it wasn't bad...and it's called What dreams may come!
Rated 19 Aug 2018
3
43rd
It made we want to read the book. Of course you can always discuss an interpretation, but I can only say that I enjoyed this very much, and it gave me something to think about. *Recommendale
Rated 01 May 2020
70
0th
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