Critic Reviews
| 60 |
Los Angeles Times
Kathleen Craughwell
A sensitive and thoughtful probe into questions of faith and the difficulties faced by those who are called to teach others.
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| 60 |
LA Weekly
A fine cast of unknowns in a story of faith -- lost, found and continually challenged -- that neither romanticizes nor condescends to its milieu.
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| 50 |
New York Post
Its intriguing subject matter is diluted by too many bland performances.
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| 50 |
Boston Globe
In its zeal to counter the negativity usually found in depictions of Mormons, God's Army eventually succumbs to overearnestness, sentimentality, and cliche.
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| 40 |
TV Guide
Not everyone will be comfortable with a story that's as geared toward recruitment as any Army film, be it God's or Uncle Sam's.
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| 30 |
Village Voice
Tries to show the oh-so-human side of Gospel-hawking, His Word, the Path, and so on.
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| 30 |
The New York Times
Eventually becomes preaching that is likely to tax the credibility of the unconverted.
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| 30 |
Austin Chronicle
At it's best, it's a wishy-washy treatise that fails to elicit much of any reaction.
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