Have there been any 'faith-based' movies that didn't stink?

Serenity (2005 movie). The entire movie is a treatise on how people trying to control other people, through whatever means they try (including, but not limited to religion), are a threat to society. People shouldn't be controlled. They should know the truth. The Alliance is metaphor for government and religious control. read more

I'd argue that The Mission is arguably the best faith based film there is. Robert De Niro's penance and release are about as beautiful a depiction of Reconciliation I can think of. The social mission of the Church is in glorious view. read more

London Rook posted a great comment that Mal is simply an Atheist in a movie, that it's not a movie with an Atheist message, which forced me to go back and watch it again. Upon review, I'm even more sure this is an Atheist movie. read more

We have the ability of a bloodhound, and we didn’t even know it. It turns out that every human is born with the ability of “egocentric localization.” That’s the ability to tell where a smell is coming from without even moving one’s head—in exactly the same way that people can pinpoint the origin of a sound. read more