First of all, in the first 20 minutes the main theme of the movie (religion) was not mentioned and it already felt like a movie that did not made sense at all - events happened very quickly and it was overall quite unrealistic.
After that, the religion theme was introduced and from then on it was painfully added in every scene of the movie. It almost felt like a propoganda movie for Christianity.
That in it self is not a bad thing, what made me feel betrayed was that the movie was not marketed as a Christian movie, and the religion theme was nowhere to be found in the trailer nor in the description. I felt like it was marketed to attract big audiences (the trailer felt like it was 'A Star is Born' meets 'The Fault in Our Stars'), conveniently leaving out the fact that it was a Christian movie.
After that, the religion theme was introduced and from then on it was painfully added in every scene of the movie. It almost felt like a propoganda movie for Christianity.
That in it self is not a bad thing, what made me feel betrayed was that the movie was not marketed as a Christian movie, and the religion theme was nowhere to be found in the trailer nor in the description. I felt like it was marketed to attract big audiences (the trailer felt like it was 'A Star is Born' meets 'The Fault in Our Stars'), conveniently leaving out the fact that it was a Christian movie.