Real

Name: Real: We Are Not Our Own
Genre: Drama
Released: 2011-12-13
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Danelle Simpson, Marty Lathrop, John Horstmann

Original title: Real: We Are Not Our Own

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2011
1h 30m

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7.4/10

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All of our lives we've been told that life isn't fair, yet no one has ever bothered to tell us why. Is life merely a culmination of our own failures, compounded one after another, or are things truly beyond our control? Is there a God? If so, is He truly out there, looking on us lovingly, or does He despise us and laugh as we stumble around in the darkness of our own humanity? The lives of four individuals unravel as they face a world of consequences both thrust upon them and as a product of their choices. Either way, reality is the result.

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All of our lives we've been told that life isn't fair, yet no one has ever bothered to tell us why. Is life merely a culmination of our own failures, compounded one after another, or are thi... Read allAll of our lives we've been told that life isn't fair, yet no one has ever bothered to tell us why. Is life merely a culmination of our own failures, compounded one after another, or are things truly beyond our control? Is there a God? If so, is He truly out there, looking on us ... Read allAll of our lives we've been told that life isn't fair, yet no one has ever bothered to tell us why. Is life merely a culmination of our own failures, compounded one after another, or are things truly beyond our control? Is there a God? If so, is He truly out there, looking on us lovingly, or does He despise us and laugh as we stumble around in the darkness of our own ... Read all

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9/10

Ambitious is a good word for this movie. I think they hit the mark.

"Real" lives up to it's title. It is a complicated and thought provoking movie, with interwoven and interrelated plot-lines and messages. It's gritty, messy, and yes, real.

Jesus is presented in a truly fascinating and original way, and the parables told are new, yet utterly Biblical. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Watched with my 20 year old non-practicing Christian son and he also enjoyed it and was equally impressed.

Definitely not your typical Christian movie, and definitely not OK for little kids, but neither would a large chunk of the Bible be if it were made into a realistic movie. This is a great, great movie for teens and any mature, sophisticated movie buffs and Christians.