The late Lord Lew Grade never quite succeeded in establishing himself on the big screen, and "Something to Believe In" - the last movie he produced before his death - continues the tradition. Plus, it reminds you that "they don't make them like that anymore" for a reason.
This is a great film, full of warmth, heart and faith. It has great acting, wonderful music and great visuals.
The plot is believable and the actors are perfect for their parts. This is one of the best I've seen William McNamara in for some time and he was simply great.
Don't expect a deep and meaningful film but this film is good to watch and I even took the trouble to buy a copy. The performances are good and, despite some flaws in the dialogue, quite convincing within the limitations of a simple story.
We all truly want something to believe in, and the concept of this film, dealing as it does with personal faith, miracles and the Catholic Church should have been a great one.As it is, it is likely to be remembered as one of the films shot in MGM's Los Vegas Grand Hotel.
