Il paradiso per davvero

Titolo originale: Heaven Is for Real

2014
T
1h 39min

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Un padre di una piccola città deve trovare il coraggio e la convinzione di condividere con il mondo la straordinaria esperienza che cambia la vita di suo figlio.Un padre di una piccola città deve trovare il coraggio e la convinzione di condividere con il mondo la straordinaria esperienza che cambia la vita di suo figlio.Un padre di una piccola città deve trovare il coraggio e la convinzione di condividere con il mondo la straordinaria esperienza che cambia la vita di suo figlio.

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The Lithuanian painting girl who appears at the beginning and ending of the movie, played by Ursula Clark, is based on the real-life Akiane Kramarik (born in July 9, 1994, in Mount Morris, Illinois), a girl who affirmed to have experienced an NDE and to have met Jesus in heaven. In addition, the painting about Jesus shown in the movie is the real painting made by Kramarik, called Prince of Peace.

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The events in the film took place prior to 2004 when the pastors last child was born, so the grave stone for the dead Marine should not have read "Birth 1990 - Death 2009".

Citazioni
[first lines]
Todd Burpo: Is heaven a hope? Or as real as the earth and sky? I once asked my grandfather that question. And he said by the time he knew the answer, it would be too late for him to tell me. The day would come when I asked that question again, staring into the eyes of my son.

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Featured in The Making of 'Heaven Is for Real' (2014)

Colonne sonore
Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing
Written by Robert Robinson and John Wyeth

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6/10

Heaven for everyone?

Or is it Heaven for the Christians? It's tough to sell to everyone just by definition. The concept is or should by familiar to everyone, whether they believe it or not. And the movie does take a few shots at it and the reaction people would obviously have if they were confronted with a "reality" like that.

All through the eyes of a child who seems to be saying all the right things at the right moments. Which brings issues into the family and the people close to the family. Acting wise this is really good and there are a few things that are a bit out there (a punching or two, screaming at God and some other things), that you might not expect. But it never gets out of hand completely. It's a movie for those who believe anyway, but has a nice speech by Greg towards the end that can be seen as uplifting.