Time Capsule: Faith of the Heart

My old buddy and I, went to catch M. Night Shyamalan’s Lady in the water. My friend complained that it was not very realistic. That the lead character, Mr Heep, was too easily drawn into the story and did not show enough doubt to portray a real life situation. He also told me that the US critics had a field day with the movie, critizing it.

I don’t know, but I seemed to enjoy it a lot. Perhaps its just because I like fairy tales. Perhaps its because the plot is very fresh. When people see how illogical the main character is, I see how courages he is. He is able to have a leap of faith in what he believes in and cast aside what people would perceive him as. How selfless he was that he would do what it takes to save a stranger who he barely knows. These are admirable traits to have.  But ultimately, I am convince that it is because the movie gives hope to viewers that everyone can be healed, saved and redeemed, that make me feel that it is a great movie. 

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