Miracles From Heaven

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Ryan W Miracles From Heaven definitely has its Target Audience, but coming from someone who’s not religious in any way, shape or form it’s a movie that can move anyone. If you look beyond what people may think is solely a faith-based narrative. I think what I loved about this movie so much was the little moments in it, obviously it has its over arching story but the intimate scenes is what carried this movie for me. The scenes where two little girls with diseases that seem to be too much to overcome, have a conversation that most adults can’t have today. Talking about faith, belief, fears and even death. Scenes where it shows that diseases not only has an affect on the person going through it but the family as a whole, as the Dad struggles to keep up with the bills and kids/animals at home. Where the daughters are affected by how stress has overcome the dad so much they it phased them out. It’s things like that where the movie thrives, showing it from each perspective on how it takes a toll on a family. One of the most impactful even if cliche scenes for me is where they’re doing a montage at all the good things people did to have an impact on this little girls life, that not only god saved her but the faith that people had in humanity and in each other. How giving the family free tickets to go cheer up the daughter who was going through hell, how a random person giving a tour of Boston for a dying little girl can make her forget everything for a second and see the beauty of life, how a little girl explaining faith and not being afraid to die can make another little girls last remaining weeks with her Father be more than enough to carry him and her through their darkest times. Not to mention that each actor in this movie was phenomenal, from Garner and Henderson being standouts while not even being with each other majority of the movie, and from the kids who expertly portrayed pain, morality, forgiveness and belief all in one. This is a movie that if you don’t go in expecting one thing and take off that lens of it’s just about one thing that each and every person can take something…can feel something from this movie. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 08/14/25 Full Review Caden D I always think about how many parents will do any for their children to see that they recover and I think there are miracles anytime and anywhere even in unexpected places where no one must never lose their faith and hope. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/09/25 Full Review Mitchell S It's a great reminder of how God makes miracles happen, both on His own and through good people. It is sad, I'm not gonna sugar coat it. But it ends up being worth it. To top it all off, Third Day is in it!!!! :D Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 07/10/25 Full Review Aleksander B Another tear jerker for me. The story was amazing, acting great and some gorgeous cinematography! Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 07/04/25 Full Review BRizz 2 Miracles from Heaven is one of the most beautifully written faith-based films I’ve seen. While not without its imperfections, the story is heartfelt, emotionally grounded, and incredibly moving. At the center of it all is Jennifer Garner, who continues to prove why she’s a standout in Hollywood. No matter the material, Garner consistently brings depth, sincerity, and grace to every role she takes on—and this film is no exception. Even if audiences are divided on the script, she remains the heart and soul of the story. The film’s supporting cast is equally charming, and the family dynamic feels both genuine and relatable. The relationship between Garner’s character and her daughter is absolutely gut-wrenching at times, especially as the story dives into the real struggles of childhood illness. What sets this film apart from others in the genre is its unapologetic embrace of faith. It doesn’t just hint at spiritual themes—it fully commits to them, showing the power of prayer, the strength of a mother’s love, and the miraculous ways God can work through others, including doctors and strangers. Queen Latifah also makes a memorable appearance, adding warmth, humor, and that unmistakable presence she brings to every role. Even in a smaller part, she’s magnetic and unforgettable—a true superstar in every sense. Overall, Miracles from Heaven is a touching and inspiring watch. It’s a strong entry in the genre of faith-based cinema, and whether or not you’re religious, the message of hope, love, and perseverance resonates. I highly recommend it to those looking for a heartfelt story with emotional weight and a positive, faith-driven message. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 06/30/25 Full Review Alfred Junior T Loved the story which shows evidence of God's miracles throughout life Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 03/23/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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