Please don't spend money on this.

a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

The acting in this movie is really good.

Initially, the teaser trailer was made elegantly. It was giving goosebumps to most viewers. The timing of shots was made to beautifully craft the story.The performance of Dennis Trillo, memorizing long lines was delivered naturally. Bella Padilla acted greatly giving life to a more watchable film in the sense that the film not only became historical but also love story.The story also tells how the Iglesia Ni Cristo, a religious organization in the Philippines has started. It started from humble beginnings in Punta Sta. Ana Manila. Being a minority religion in the Philippines, it was able to overcome many obstacles.Now, Iglesia Cristo holds many titles at Guinness World Book of Records due to member's unity which was explained in this film.

I'm an INC member, but I still have enough of a brain to see that this is nothing but self-serving propaganda for an organization that's increasingly revealing itself to be the cult that we always denied that we were...Perhaps it's blind devotion, perhaps it's the fear of being punished, perhaps it's simply because this organization is the only place where some church members feel a sense of belonging; whatever the reason, the fact that people can't acknowledge that there is something wrong with the blatant corruption, intimidation, and power-mongering in the church is truly disheartening. Rather than clamouring for change, they come to IMDb instead, to lavish praise on a boring, unfocused movie, just because they feel it is their duty to do so.On the positive side, Dennis Trillo gives a solid performance, as usual. But it's not nearly enough to salvage the 3 hours of time that would have been better spent on... well, anything else, really.I realize my voice will probably be lost amidst the raves and fanfare and EVM chants... So remember: always go to church, don't forget to put money (bills, not coins!) in the money pouches, and - most importantly - obey your leaders and never question them, no matter what crimes and human rights violations they commit, because they were placed there by God, which pretty much gives them the right to do whatever they want, laws and human decency be damned.

I was really moved when watching the movie, it is not because I'm already a member of INC but there were things I never knew before and realized how tragic they've gone through by worshiping God during Japanese regimen.This movie will really inspire everyone not only INC members to push through on what you believed in and keeping faith on God is the greatest thing that we need to have in everyday's life. I am glad how Dennis Trillo portrays the role as "FELIX MANALO" as he did it very great. Everyone should know how many religious sectors he had joined to seek for truth until God directs him to the true church which already written in the bible. Bela Padilla perfectly portrays as "Honorata Manalo" as she shows her full support on her husband in finding the true religion which is the INC. Hopefully you both will be part of us in the future.

A must see film of faith, love, and hope that will inspire everyone.Unwavering faith, and how it was fought for.Determination, from one man to now a nation.To God be the Glory.INC or NON-INC, this is a film to see.Everyone can learn about unity.Very educational for Filipinos to know about the history of when the Japanese arrived in the Philippines, and how the Americans fought along them.It shows how faith can overcome any trials and hardships.