If one is looking for a theatrical movie that competes with the rest of current films - it will not match up. But for what it was targeted to do and to communicate - I think they did very well.

How can one not see the work that the guy in Nepal does and not be totally inspired by it. After seeing his segment it brought back all kinds of feelings from years ago when I wanted to do those kinds of things for the underprivileged throughout the world.

When I saw the segment on the single mother and how someone reached out to her in her time of need and helped her start her way out of the depth of despairing which led her to the Gospel and see where she is now - it totally touched my soul. I don't know what I would do if I found myself in a similar situation.

I watched the segment on the black Bishop and it brought back so many feelings I had when I was on my mission and the Revelation on the Priesthood was announced right when I was teaching a dear black sister (who eventually got baptized a month later). Here is my account from my mission that I posted some time ago. Also read the article linked to in BYUStudies: http://www.cougarboard.com/board/message.html?id=10915564

I'm not trying to rag on you personally, but this movie will change many people's lives - maybe not as much during the theater run, but when it is available to many more people in different ways. There are people who are being prepared that will be eternally changed as a result of it.

Not everybody will like it, but for some - it will mean a great deal.