War Room (2015)

It's not that I am against religion or that this review is anti-religion. It's because War Room has one of the worst morals I have ever seen.This movie is just propaganda for the kind of irrational behavior which plagues the world: the kind who lives in the past, the kind who take the bible way to seriously, the kind who don't vaccinate children against diseases, the kind who refuse to acknowledge equal rights to homosexuals or women, the kind who resort to violence if you say or do something against their religion. THE KIND WHO OPPOSE HUMAN PROGRESS.That kind of people created this 2-hour film and it is made especially for them. Do not fall for it, please skip it entirely. Thanks for reading.

War Room portrays an ideal situation where the hand of God is at real work with people of obedience. It delivers a riveting story that lets Christian viewers leave the theater with misty eyes. It simply narrates the family's struggles and resolutions to become a real happy family amid parenting, career and marriage crisis. Any Christian audience who is expectant and is serious in looking out for new things to learn will not be disappointed. There are various practical things that one can learn from the simple real-life examples that seem to be spontaneously intertwined.The film delivers a clear message about the importance of prayer in a Christian's battle in the spiritual realm, and though the film primarily tried to focus on prayer as its main theme, it somehow depicted ordinary circumstances in a Christian's life where one can pick lessons to apply or improve in his own life.Except for a few plot holes where some scenes seem too quick to occur, the film undeniably reveals a great improvement in the motion picture production of Christian films that portray strong Christian faith and values. War Room may reasonably appear unappealing and lackluster to the secular audience, but the Kendrick brothers did way greater than many famous secular films.

War Room captivated me when I first saw it in theaters this film has a very powerful message which is Prayer is a powerful weapon and can change people this message displayed throughout the film really puts your thinking cap on. the characters such as Elizabeth Jordan and Clara Williams really had a big impact on the emotions of the film and I admit it made me cry (in a good way) not only it makes you cry but makes you laugh with the humor many characters had within the film. Overall War Room was definitely a amazing and powerful film that will have you laughing and crying and overjoyed in the message in the film and i would definitely say War Room is a movie worth seeing for all ages

This movie illustrates how a commitment to prayer and time spent in God's Word actually accomplishes what Paul describes in Romans 12:2: "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect." Those who gave this movie a bad rating are simply out of touch with God, or have never bothered to know Him, and have some silly religious phobia about anything that looks like a Bible or a church...get a life, grow up and debate with reason and intelligence please, and stop being scared of 'religious' issues.Lance Marchetti South Africa