This movie was disappointing in the sense that it was more about the guy's life experiences (and struggles) while writing his book than actually anything about the book itself. Seems like a PR stunt to me. I was expecting something that would at least go into the content of the book, maybe go into what he was feeling and experiencing. But then again it seems like he was more of just a 'medium' for this spiritual writings rather than actually having experienced anything spiritual worth showing/portraying. The movie makes what he ended up producing out of all of it somewhat of a side note, not particularly significant to the storyline. The Celestine Prophecy movie seemed more interesting than this, and that thing was really shallow/cliché in itself.

"God, if you exist, why do you keep letting morons like Walsch get rich?', this is such a perceptive quote from New York Post critic Kyle Smith. The film starts out fairly well, and it means well, but about 50 minutes in, it falls apart with a preachy screenplay and over the top dramatics. The film never convinces, the production is purely amateur and is nothing more than a 109 minute infomercial. The score is particularly poor and the acting, for the most part is acceptable, but the central character needed a stronger actor than Henry Czerny. This is just another monetary notch in Neale Walsch's money belt. It is amazing how well religion can sell.

It's about life and connection with God. It's real because it's happen if you are careful at God signs. They are everywhere. The best idea, the best film. Now I intend to read the book. See the film and change your life for good. A man without any hope after a car crash can't hire nowhere, no firm, no company hire him, because he has broken neck and he is overcalificated. He reach in the street where find friends and help. He find the way to communicate with God, he see the signs of God, he talk with God, and listen what God tell him. He write what God tell him, he write a book about what it's happening with him become a successfully writer. Film it's made after real events, after real experiences. I just wait to read the book. MUST SEE THIS FILM!

Have you read & enjoyed any of the books on this list:• Conversations With God (NYT bestseller list for 3 years…sold 7 million copies in 34 languages) Neale Donald Walsh • The Power of Now, Eckhart Tolle • As You Think, James Allen • The Architecture of All Abundance, Lenedra J. Carroll • Anything by Deepak Chopra • Anything by Dr. Wayne Dyer • The Alchemist's Handbook, John Randolph Price • Anything by Don Miguel Ruiz • What The Bleep Do We Know? • Ask & It Is Given, Ester & Jerry HicksIf you are reading this on IMDb, you are likely in the entertainment industry, or love movies. This film should absolutely be on your list of movies to see. I would describe it as inspiring, visionary and compassionate. Filmed in beautiful Ashland, Oregon. Directed by Stephen Simon (Somewhere in Time & What Dreams May Come with Robin Williams). Incredible writing. Beautiful filming. Henry Czerny gives a "riveting" performance. My daughter & I drove from the Bay area (SF was sold out) to attend the sneak preview in LA at The Agape Center (amazing place). I also sent my Grand Mama (age 93!) the 4th book in the series "At Home With God". My brother took her to the premier in Portland, and Neale signed her book! After seeing the movie I decided to start reading the original 3 book series, which is quite deep and relative to what's happening in the world TODAY, especially Book 2. How did Neale know the path we were headed down of "the haves and the have nots"? The point is not whether he actually had a "conversation with God". You'll see. If you LOVE GREAT movies, watch them, act in them, cast, produce or direct them, you should also check out www.spiritualcinemacircle.com. I think you can get a free intro DVD (with 4 films). The movies are NOT religious, but they ARE amazing. This is actually how we discovered Conversations with God. Check out www.cwgthemovie.com and go see the movie for your SELF.