God's Not Dead 3: A Light in Darkness

[PurplePuppy]

Has anyone seen it?  The reviews online aren't very good. 

[maybetoday]

I did. Whereas I really enjoyed the first two, I didn't care for this one at all.  It came off as having more of a social justice message than a salvation message, the storyline was very slow moving at times, and some things were just plain unrealistic.

***SPOILER ALERT***

Just a couple of examples - 

If a landmark historic building was firebombed, it would be repaired and preserved, not torn down.

If someone committed arson, he wouldn't just be released from jail  without a trial or punishment, especially if someone died as the result of his actions.

The fairy-tale ending was too simplistic, too unbelievable.

I saw the first God's Not Dead movie twice, wouldn't mind seeing the second one again, but this one?  I'm sorry I wasted the money.  (The popcorn was good, though!) 

[PrisonerOfHope]

I agree with maybetoday.  A lot of the story was about the pastor and his liberal, social justice warrior brother, and the parts that pertained to the firebombing of the church were unrealistic.  

In what alternate universe does someone simply get released from jail after burning down a church and causing the death of someone simply because the pastor of the church asks that he be?