For those two that gave it bad reviews, because OMG, " It was about Christianity or religion". Do you not watch a movie because it shows other religions, other ethnicities, because it has profuse amounts of bad language, sex, or blood and gore, or evil satanic horror? You know what a movie is going to be about. You don't go and watch it. I won't watch a movie like American Pie because of the perversness, and on the same token, I don't go and rate it. Why would I waste time rating a movie I won't watch. If you watched this and said, "OMG, the religious overtones are so offensive that they are burning my eyes", well maybe, don't go religion bashing about the movie here. It just shows your stupidity, fear, and intolerance for other people. Nobody is bashing you becaise of who you are. With that said, this is a delightful movie, that while not habong the production money of a blockbuster, delves in relationships, broken relationships, healing from the broken relationship, and moving forward. It really isn't a "Christian" movie as no "Church" would allow a single preacher to be involved with a woman married to another man or a divorced woman. Yes, it involves a preacher and a "Church", but it isn't remotely about Christianity. It is about a woman married to an unfaithful man that falls in love with his single brother after she moves to his hometown, loves with her mother in law, is hated by the locals, but eventually wins them over after it is revealed that the town's beloved son and cheating husband was a cheating husband. It shows that life does exist after a bad relationship and divorce. If you watch this and get caught up in the very benign overtones, then there is something wrong with you. Fear, hate, whatever. Just watch this for what it is meant to be, a sweet and simple movie you comfort watch. Ten stars because of the delightful acting, the delightful story, and the message of love can win.
Review of In-Lawfully Yours
