I am an atheist. Some reviewers here seem to believe they speak FOR ME. Atheism does not mean intolerance, thank you very much.

If you don't like Zombie movies, don't watch them, don't then complain about them and don't then give them bad ratings. If you don't like them, you have no business critiquing them.

If you don't like war movies, don't watch them. Don't complain about them and don't rate them as if you give a crap. Because you don't. You only care about making sure as many people as possible agree with you.

If you aren't the kind of christian who likes christian based movies or christian based theories of any kind, then don't watch them and don't talk about them as if you give a darn. You have no business telling christians whether or not they are allowed to watch the kind of movies THEY like.

Now... go watch a kind of movie YOU like, and if you end up not liking it, at least it won't be because you don't like those kind of movies. For crying out loud.

So be it.

The entire movie builds and fixates on the "miracle" of the children spared by the volume of prayer. I guess people didn't pray enough at Columbine, 9/11, the Holocaust. Just make the movie, tell the story and leave the dogma/indoctrination in the margins. A gesture or footnote detailing the beliefs of some which casts no shadow over other stories without a "miracle". I'm not preaching hate. This movie fails to find balance and by virtue of the above sentiments connoting a highly selective deity who punishes, by inactivity, sooooo many other people. Not the kind of deity you want in your corner or on your TV screens. I think said deity would take offence at the suggestion.