Carl Reiner, Donald Pleasence, George Burns
When God appears to an assistant grocery manager as a good natured old man, the Almighty selects him as his messenger for the modern world.
DVD Release Date: July 9, 2002
Stats: 276 reviews
A classic movie with George Burns as God, and John Denver (bless his soul) as the chosen messenger for God's message. It's an enjoyable little movie. It sort of reminds me as "Miracle on 34th Street".
A vacuous little feelgood fantasy that sees god visiting Earth in the form of likeable veteran comic George Burns. It's a little inconsequential for adults, but kids will enjoy it.
With as little screen time that George Burns had and the overabundance of John Denver, this was still a pretty likable flick. George Burns really brought a lot of charm and really is one of the few people who could really portray God and make it fun, but not too blasphemous. For ...( read more)
I still love this movie! George Burns was perfect! The overall message of loving one another and cleaning up the mess we've made of this planet applies even more I think today!
One of the best movies I ever saw. It makes me feel really happy when I watch it
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