Audacity (2015)

Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

hyped garbage

Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

The acting, like most Christian movies, is not GREAT but it's okay. The story line is also somewhat unrealistic...most of us probably won't end up in such extreme situations... but I guess that if it was a realistic, everyday plot line it would be pretty boring to watch.How Christians should go about responding to homosexuality is a difficult thing to try and capture and explain... no matter how you go about it you will be insulted and deemed as "hateful."I like how honest it is though, especially the interviews. Some people said it's unfair how Ray had a script to follow and people were "caught off-guard." If you think you know who you are and what you believe in, you should ALWAYS be ready to defend that, no matter how "off-guard" you are caught. He explains it to the people that he interviews without being rude or judgmental and most of them are very understanding in response. He is not out there trying to convert everyone- just telling them the truth about Christ, explaining it in a very simple way and leaves them to think about it. Whether they want to peruse said information or not is up to them. That's it-and that was done wonderfully!

1. People who are not gay think about homosexuals a lot. And I mean: A LOT.2. The choice of adultery is the same as someone choosing to be straight.3. Some interviewers like to deep throat their subjects with the mic, which could be attempted murder, sexual assault or lust on the sin-counter.4. A hostage that literally puts another hostage's life in danger is called a hero. 5. Maybe it is easier to say you're "not judging others" when you put words in those people's mouths and then convince them that they're only judging themselves. Brilliant!6. Thank goodness, all interviewees agreed with the interviewer…and not one opposing view. Those couldn't possibly have been cut...7. …and I thought only liberals made propaganda films.8. Portraying homosexuals as everyday people in Christian-biased movies is the equivalent to Republicans showcasing their token Black conservatives.9. This must be the deadliest city in Amurica: everyone's either on their deathbeds with cancer, held up, assaulted by trains or murdered by elevators.10. I'm pretty sure God hates comedians who only do impressions waaay more than the gays.

this kind and thoughtful film will help homosexuals live a life devoid of intimacy and human contact with the person they love. i know this is what Jesus wants for them. thank you ray and all the actors and actresses in the film. well, that really says it all, but IMDb wants me to complete 10 lines so: the actors and actresses are all pretty so i guess that makes it easier to like them? it is aimed at young people to offer them a way to argue that it's OK to sideline gay people forcing them to live a life without marriage or even a fulfilling relationship. acting is poor; script is very weak. points are easy to refute. generally, poorly made. don't think ray is going to win anyone over to his side with this movie.

Nearly clicked off about five times while watching this but glad I didn't. Professional-looking / acting OK. Enjoyed seeing real-life footage as I'd already watched it in 'real-life'and it was nice to see it as part of a project. The movie brought up a couple of things I hadn't thought of considering about myself as a Christian and a heterosexual. I don't want to elaborate to avoid spoilers. What I appreciated most was the unexpected: there is one near the beginning and a 'twist' at the end. I would recommend it for Christians who are looking for some clarity in the whole 'going-to-hell' concept and how to explain it to anyone who is worried about that.