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Noel H wrote: *
Really bad script and the acting wasn't professional. This movie had a lot of money and potential. Wasted opportunity to tell an important story.

John P wrote: *
Not a very accurate portrayal. The villains all had Southern accents. Not a good movie.

Well acted and a fair depiction of what these men and women went through in the early days of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Definitely worth the investment of a person's time, whether a member of that church or not.

It showed the Witnesses in a light that many people have may not expect. They were men who went through a lot of trial and tribulation. I couldn't help but empathize with them and respect them.

I may be biased... but I found this film inspiring, deeply human, and beautiful

Really bad script and the acting wasn't professional. This movie had a lot of money and potential. Wasted opportunity to tell an important story.

Phenomenal movie that delivers a powerful look at the lives of the three Witnesses. A stellar job all around. Amazing performances, believable dialogue, emotional, entertaining, and inspiring. This is a must-see movie. Well Done.

Not a very accurate portrayal. The villains all had Southern accents. Not a good movie.

Great moving story about standing up for what one believes. Shows what it takes to have true integrity. Great movie to take the family to. Great message that never feels "preachy". Amazing what these people went through and how they remained steadfast in what they saw.

A very good movie about the life and trials of the 3 witnesses to the Book of Mormon.

Only movie where I've seen grown men cry. the music is a standout....all of it really...Well Done!

Excellent treatment of the story of the 3 witnesses, their real struggles with faith, and their unwavering convictions of what they saw.

I really appreciated this movie. It provides a different perspective on the past events related to the origins of the Church of Jesus Chris of Latter-day Saints (Mormons). It looks through the eyes of the original three witnesses of the golden plates that later became the Book of Mormon. The movie shows how the three witnesses had many struggles but never denied their miraculous experiences working with Joseph Smith. The movie humanizes the witnesses, which have become two-dimensional over the passage of time, and the telling and retelling of their stories. I would recommend this for members of the church and people outside of the church. It provides an insightful perspective on U.S. history generally and specifically related to this church's background.

"I really liked how the aliens beamed up the artifacts and then the witnesses. It takes a courageous movie to show that aspect of upper New York State."

It was a very passionate love story between Joseph and Emma and 34 other women that Emma had no knowledge about. Treasure digs, seer stones, a Caucasian Native American angel, and all kinds of tomfoolery and shenanigans. Two thumbs up!