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Synopsis: "Conversations with God" tells the true story of Neale Donald Walsch that inspired and changed the lives of millions worldwide. The journey begins after he unexpectedly breaks his neck in a car accident and loses his job. Soon after, we witness his transformation from your everyday guy to a homeless bum struggling just to stay alive. Neale's eye-opening roller coaster ride takes us through his emotional battle to get enough food, make friends and regain his life. And just when things seem to be going his way, they get worse. Feeling like a complete failure in all aspects of his life, Neale, full of anger and bitterness asks God a pile of demanding questions. Much to his disbelief, Neale received his answers! The unworldly conversations that follow end up being read by over 7 million people in 36 languages around the world and counting.
Genre: Adventure, Drama
Director(s): Stephen Deutsch
Production: Samuel Goldwyn Films
 
IMDB:
6.6
Metacritic:
35
Rotten Tomatoes:
7%
PG
Year:
2006
109 min
$297,883
Website
279 Views


November 7.

Hello?

No- Uh, no.

I'm-I'm still here.

Sorry. Um-

Is there a position available?

Yeah. It's been a revolving door

around here for the last six months.

Tell you what. How 'bout I take

your name and number...

and I'll make sure Roy

gives you a call.

Is there any chance I could

converse with Roy today?

He's extremely

preoccupied at the moment...

but I'll see what I can facilitate.

At what number can he reach you?

Uh, yes, y-yes.

He-He can reach me at, um-

He can reach me at 555-7507.

And my name is Neale.

Hello, Neale. I'm Leora.

Nice chatting with you.

Yes, well, it's been nice chatting

with you too, Leora. Thank you. And bye-bye.

And look forward to the call.

Hey-

Excuse me

Excuse me!

Excuse me!

Uh- Do you know how long

this is going to be?

I'm-I'm, uh-

I'm expecting a phone call.

- It's- It's sort of important.

- What the hell now?

I don't know. It just died.

Figure it out. We got two more stops

before quitting time. You, come here.

- Hello?

- Neale?

- Scrap that there.

- Uh, h-hello.

Hi. It's Leora.

- Hi, Leora.

- Did I catch you at a bad time?

No, no, no, no. It's perfect.

Perfect. I'm good.

- How are you?

- Good. Listen.

I told Roy about you.

He'd like to have you come in...

- tomorrow, say around 9:00?

- What's happening there, Dennis?

Uh, tomorrow would be great.

Yeah, sure.

- Just bleed the line!

- That would be good.

Okay. Uh, you know where we are?

- K.Y.O.L.

- I'm sure I can find you, Leora.

- Okay. Then we'll see you tomorrow.

- Right. Okay.

Bye-bye.

Thank you!

So let me get this straight.

What you're saying...

is that we're all having

a conversation with God all of the time.

- Of course.

- Can you give me an example

of what you mean by that?

Sure. Um, do you ever pick up

the phone to call someone, and

they're already on the line?

Or, uh, do you ever drive down

the road feeling as though...

nothing makes sense of your life...

and the next song on the radio

speaks directly to you?

It's as if the lyrics

were written specifically for you...

and suddenly everything

falls into perspective.

Or, um- Or what about

when someone enters your life...

seemingly from nowhere,

and you wonder why they are there...

and then one day

it all makes sense...

and you wonder how you ever

got along without them?

Of course.

We've all had those moments.

That is God.

Well, it happened to him.

It can happen to you.

- Is happening to you- and you.

- I stand corrected.

We'll be right back

with Neale Donald Walsch...

and his book Conversations With God.

I knew I had something

back there that would work.

Great.

And, uh, thanks for- thanks for

cleaning up- the shirt as well.

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