90 Minutes in Heaven

2015 • 121 minutos

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Based on a true account and New York Times best-selling book comes the feature film adaption of 90 Minutes in Heaven. During the 90 minutes he is declared dead after a traffic accident, Don Piper experiences love, joy and life like he's never known. But when he finally wakes in the hospital, Heaven's bliss is replaced by excruciating pain and emotional turmoil. With the support of his family and community, Don clings to his faith and fights to recover the life he's lost. Featuring Hayden Christensen and Kate Bosworth, 90 Minutes in Heaven is an emotional and inspiring story of perseverance that will bring hope and encouragement to all who see it. (Original Title - 90 Minutes in Heaven) - 2015 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.

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Pretty much what everyone is saying. They only focus on his experience in heaven is for about 5 minutes and not until about 121 minutes into the movie. It's a shame because I have seen Don Piper's testimony; this had the potential to be a much better movie. I lost interest 20 minutes in, I fell asleep, woke up, fell asleep again. I then skipped a lot of it to get to the part where he tells his wife about heaven, which as I previously stated, was only five minutes and it wasn't any of the beautiful things Don talks about in his testimony. He tells his wife about all his past friends and family members he saw in heaven...that's it!!! Because of the title, you don't expect the entire movie to focus on his stay in the hospital. It was so long!!! it honestly felt as though it took me about three months to watch the movie.

Awesome story, it reminds me of the time I experienced near death, (I had mountains in my death experience as well). Doctors told my wife that I was not going to live. Only problem is when they made the story there recording volume was not load enough. I had to turn the volume very high to understand what they where saying at times. Than turn it back down when actors spoke louder.

The guy doesn't actually go into heaven, he is at the gates of heaven when he dies there is a difference. Its a good movie to keep you believing in the Lord, up to a certain point. Other than that the movie is ok, just seems to have more of a comedy feel than a preachers testimonial. Still good to hear a plausible experience.