The People's Review of Keeping the Faith
Robert
score = 100
Keeping the Faith is a great movie. It will make you laugh, cry, and
go home feeling happy. You get to see Ben Stiller's real acting
ability, which is different then most of his movies, Edward Norton is
brilliant like usual, and Jenna Elfman is as beautiful and as talented as
ever. This creative, and well written movie is definately worth
seeing!
JohnnyP
score = 100
this film was great... if you like romantic comedies this is well worth
seeing... i dont get the film credics???>.. why do they rate films so
low???... they have no idea what they are talking aobut... they feel this
need to be so judgemental... they thinik they know all about movies... but
never beeing in one themselves... take it form me and go see this...
Jess
score = 90
What an amazing and unusual movie! How many contemporary movies deal with
religious concerns in modern life? And in such a nice, upbeat way? It was
a traditional feel-good romance at the end. I hope there are more movies
like this coming out! Good job Edward Norton!
Jessica
score = 100
It was the cutest movie I have seen this year that is a comedy! I enjoyed
it throughly. Ben Stiller is bound to get good ratings on this film.
Sam
score = 80
Great movie, need to see it twice to catch all that is going on. This is a
very well thought out film. Good research brings forward accurately a
number of significant spiritual issues. Those interested in movie
making should find many examples of good craftmanship.
This is strong showing by an Oscar winning Actor who also directs and
produces. Well worth the time for anyone interested in
spiritual matters or good romantic comedies
will
score = 90
I just saw it yesterday, it's the best, basically, 3 friends grew up
together and were split apart at 13. the two boys remained friends, when
the girl(Jenna Elfman) comes back the boy that grew up to be a rabii got
with her (you know what i mean) and the other guy who has a crush got left
out, at the eng the rabi gets the girl and the priest gets good advise
from the bishop, full of comedy worth seeing
Susan
score = 100
THIS adorable film was PURE and UPLIFTING entertainment, mixed with highly
endearing cultural/religious aspects....there is something in it for
everyone which will bring home sweet and sometimes bittersweet memories
from childhood, family and community. The acting in all aspects was
phenominal- and the authentic New York inner and outer boro locations were
PERFECT- New York is the ideal microcosm for the oft-quoted question asked
by Rodney King ..."can't we all just get along?"...This movie
answers the question with a resounding YES, and ends with a heartwarming
multicultural finale that is so typical of New York, and should still be
seen even more. THANKS ALL for making this film...my husband and I
loved it! Susan (jewish princess) Wilfredo (lapsed catholic) living in
harmony!
Lindsay
score = 100
I think this movie is really good. I am 11, and I thought it was sad and
funny. i dont think this would be good for lilke a 8 yr old should see,
but let me say again THIS MOVIE WAS SO GOOD IT ROCKED!
Mary
score = 90
LOVED every second of the film and litteraly draged my friends along
to see it...We need more movies that we can identfy with as well as laugh
with
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friends since they were kids, Rabbi Jacob Schram (Ben Stiller) and Father
Brian Finn (Edward Norton) are dynamic and popular young men living and
working on New York's Upper West Side. When Anna Reilly (Jenna Elfman),
once their childhood friend and now grown into a beautiful corporate
executive, suddenly returns to the city, she reenters Jake and Brian's
lives and hearts with a vengeance. Sparks fly and an unusual and
complicated love triangle ensues.
© 2000 Touchstone Pictures
