Another good film ruined by the unnecessary intrusion of a god

Rating: 7/10 (7 April 2008)

As Laplace realized so many centuries ago, the world operates fine without the assumption of the existence of a god (and may I add, of any supernatural occurrence). By definition, whatever is is, and whatever happens happens. That is the basis of evolution and of every science investigation.
So why did the film feel the need to apologize for an all-powerful god? Why did it have to mention gods at all? The world operates without that assumption. We can ruin lives unintentionally, we can do stupid things intentionally, and we can even find a cure for a disease once in a while. The world operates without the assumption!