I saw this documentary myself and found it to be reverent to the topic, as well as informative.
In their organized effort to artificially lower the films overall score with unsupported critiques here, this group of Shias here depend upon people's unwillingness to pursue independent investigation of truth-one of the main tenets of the Bahá'í Faith, which surprisingly engenders the religion's unity in every country on Earth.
Yet what they also don't realize is that such a sharp division between 1- and 10-star reviews will only pique people's interest. Whether they have preconceived ideas about the Faith or not, the sharp contrast will only compel them all the more to see the film to find out for themselves.
So in a way, guys, you're doing us a favor, unwittingly pursuing an advertising campaign that ironically will work against you. I suppose we should be grateful.
In their organized effort to artificially lower the films overall score with unsupported critiques here, this group of Shias here depend upon people's unwillingness to pursue independent investigation of truth-one of the main tenets of the Bahá'í Faith, which surprisingly engenders the religion's unity in every country on Earth.
Yet what they also don't realize is that such a sharp division between 1- and 10-star reviews will only pique people's interest. Whether they have preconceived ideas about the Faith or not, the sharp contrast will only compel them all the more to see the film to find out for themselves.
So in a way, guys, you're doing us a favor, unwittingly pursuing an advertising campaign that ironically will work against you. I suppose we should be grateful.