Blue Like Jazz

A great film which discusses the struggles of Christian identity. As a person who became a believer later in life and was not raised in the church; I really have a heart for this film. I feel that often times the Christian church forgets how to live life with our brothers and sisters who are not believers because we only surround ourself in comfortable situations and like-minded people. Donald

Write your review here...About 7 years ago I was Browsing through the grocery store book table and came upon a really catchy title, \"Blue Like Jazz\" (Non Religious thoughts on Christian Spirituality) By Donald Miller. I watched the finished Film project based on the NYT best selling book at a preview showing last night by Director Steve Taylor at a Mall Cineplex, and I have to tell

I really loved the way that this movie was done and I think that Steve, Don, and Ben wrote it so that it can stand on its own (separate from the book). I love how Don was able to use his real life experiences to encourage Christians and non-Christians alike to re-evaluate their perspective. I honestly feel like this movie did a good job at encouraging Christians to seriously think about what they

Story of a young man finding his way in the world. Thought provoking and well made. If you are looking for an intelligent, funny, moving film, give Blue Like Jazz a try.

If you've ever felt empty, or if you've ever wondered if there was more to life, or if you've ever wanted to know more about God, or if you've ever been hurt by the church, or if you've ever felt scared or angry about religion, or if you've ever wondered how God really thinks or feels, this is the movie for you It's a movie about love, acceptance, fulfillment, searching, being lost, finding your