Another Perfect Stranger

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Starring: Ruby Marie Lewis
Rated: Unrated
Type: DVD
Directed By: Shane Sooter and Jefferson Moore
Studio: Kelly's Filmworks LTD
Release Date: 2007-09-15

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Another Perfect Stranger
The Perfect Stranger was the 1st. Another Perfect Stranger is the sequel. I highly recommend both. Great movies!!

Another perfect performance for another perfect stanger
The acting was excellent and the the plot in some ways better than the origional Perfect Stranger. I found the defending of God from religion so familar in my own experiences that i couldn't help but smile in amuzement. The only real issue I had with the film was a rather poor response to a tragic personal tale which I felt the screenwriters failed to clarify. Outside of this one failure the movie is well paced after the introduction and holds the viewer's interest.

The film avoids many pitfalls of "Christian film-making" and does a fair job of stearing a safe centrist course in theology (although mentioning the film The Pasion of Christ, which critics have savaged for deviations from Bibilcal history might have been better left to someone other than Christ).

Over all an excellent movie and one perfectly suited for those not of any specific faith, although I doubt many minds will be swayed from prior positions nevertheless it is a thoughful and serious attemt to portray Christ and God in a way that too many churches have lost sight of and hence is invaluable.

A Great Inspiration On "How-To"
How to share the gospel correctly! This is a great inspiration and reminder of God's love for us! ....and how to share that love correctly, without hitting someone over the head with it. Very inspiring.

inspiring
this movie was insightfull and inspiring, a movie that makes you think and come to understanding, i recomend this movie highly

Fine Quality Christian Movie
We loved the movie and found it to be in perfect allignment with its former "Dinner With a Perfect Stranger".