5/5 enjoyed this film and it's message.
  by Lettitia M. Fey (Port Orange)
I also agree with one of the reviewers about some of the unfair ratings. This film was done by a couple of guys who had never done anything like this in their lives and were still reading the instruction manual on the equipment during filming. I think that is precisely what adds to it's authenticity and vulnerability. The point is the message. I wouldn't say it was incoherent by any stretch. I have a hard time understanding what was so laughable (see review above) about the idea of "oneness" as the word 'religion' denotes and how that is the common thread with most systems of beliefs. I think the only akwardness was with the black and white sequences. I felt that made it a little choppy. Otherwise, I really enjoyed it and was moved.

5/5 Striving for the Big Picture
  by C. Klein (Florida)
This movie is not about a particular viewpoint, it is more of an interview style documentary of many world views, religions (including atheists), and random people on the streets. Great idea, inspiring production, and a beautiful message. I highly recommend this spiritually tantalizing masterpiece.



5/5 Some reviewers miss the point...
  by God Lover (Los Angeles, Ca United States)
A very important point here is that this is an amateur film created by someone with passion and a videocam. To expect professional quality on such a budget is, well...pretty unrealistic. It is silly to take this as a personal affront. Too bad that some people who might normally be open to the central message miss the big picture. The big picture is what we need to focus on now. There seems to be a universal need to kill the messenger. I don't think this is helpful. Why help others divide us further?
If I had made such a movie with what resources this couple had available to them I'd be pretty darn proud. The thoughtful reviews here give the tone of what it's about. Throw your expectations out the window and see what IS THERE. You either get it or you don't. I get it, and want more like this...
Leonardo DiCapprio created a movie with a much bigger budget called "The 11th Hour" and it didn't do well. Why? Who knows...probably apathy, that's the "devil's" best friend. Let's support the message wherever we can. THAT"S THE MESSAGE! Celebrate Pangea Day May 10,wherever you are. Tune in and pass the inspiration :)

5/5 Good Stuff
  by Gary Hopkins (Cincinnati, OH USA)
Being a healer and a spiritual advisor for the past 6 years, I have to suggest getting this DVD for your collection. I've read some of the negative reviews and decided to see for myself about this. I'm not sure what the other people that reviewed this had expected to see, but there are some very prominent spiritual people (leaders) in this giving their opinion on the subject of "oneness". What I think some of these reviewers do not understand is that to actually get an audience with some of these individuals and to have these questions answered is not an easy task, However the makers of this movie did a great job in doing just that. For anyone on a spiritual journey, this is a nice uplifting collection of interviews to help ponder what life means to you. This movie should be considered in the same respect as "The Secret" and "What the Bleep?".

1/5 Worthy Effort. Poor Result.
  by Samantha Raye (Los Angeles, Ca)
Havin read all the reviews for this movie, I decided to take a chance. I'm very sorry that I purchased this movie. The interviews are interesting, and Robert Thurmann is wonderful, as usaul, as is Thomas Keating. However, the quality of this movie is terrible. I understand that the filmmakers are amatures, but that said, maybe they should leave filmmaking to the professionals. I would much rather watch "What the Bleep" or "Peaceful Warrior." Some people will support this movie because they believe in it's message, as do I. However, it's hard to enjoy the spirituality in this film when the quality is so poor. Also, the idea of being "one" is suddenly dropped in at the end of the film, as if the "filmmakers" realized that they had no story.