I saw this movie with people from my congregation. We met at a restaurant afterwards to discuss the movie. I agree with this review. I would have liked more realism for what happens in a public school and in a courtroom. I taught in a public school 22 years, parochial 8 years, and in a repressive foreign country 2 years. I knew what I could say and not say, and how to set the scene for students to ask questions I was allowed to answer. The Houston case was 2014. The movie does not indicate that the subpoena request for sermons was dropped. If the script takes liberties with the classroom and the courtroom, why would I think the script had veracity for stating the historicity of Jesus? The characters were stereotypes. It was emotional rather than strong.