Woman Thou Art Loosed Critic Reviews

Never backing off from big, emotional moments, but also fleshing out the necessary transitions between them, he has realized his finest movie. It's a renaissance for Mr. Schultz, who seems to be speaking with his own voice after all these years. Read the full review

There's a bedrock honesty in Woman, Thou Art Loosed in its grasp of human nature and behavior. This is one faith-based film that pulls no punches. Read the full review

An earnest drama about spiritual redemption that is likely to strike quite a chord with certain audiences. Read the full review

Offers a compelling portrait of human tragedy and the journey to redemption. Read the full review

While the story couldn't be simpler and the filmmaking is crude, it forcefully addresses a reality.Read the full review

Ultimately, the movie's too uneven to be totally satisfying. Read the full review

At its best, Woman Thou Art Loosed conveys the unfathomable meaning behind those words. Read the full review

Notable for Kimberly Elise's ferocious lead performance and for the bigscreen exposure pic affords the charismatic Bishop T.D. Jakes, who plays himself and upon whose works the film is based.Read the full review

As a film it plays like a heavy-handed morality tale one might come across on a middling cable network. Read the full review