An Unlikely Angel | Pure Flix Original | Official Trailer

Janie is an in-control businesswoman falling apart of the thought of becoming a mom. Will a chance meeting with an angel be an answer to prayer?

Don't miss this brand-new original movie streaming exclusively on Pure Flix August 26, 2022!

Featuring:
Jillian Murray as Janie
Aaron Mees as David
Robert Amaya as Gabe
Sam J. Jones as Buck
Brittany Goodwin as Kelly
Delyla de Castro as Samantha

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[lauriepahs]

Loved this... watched it for a second time the other day!!! So good!!

[ladennayoung]

This is a great movie. I honesty didn't think that I was going to like it but I feel like the Holy Spirit kept prompting me to watch it. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm glad that I watched it. ❤❤❤

[isaivalencia]

The song “You’ll Never Walk Alone, ” by Kip Fox needs to be available it’s such a great song

[ganellmcmcllion]

I wished I could get this channel on my tv

[beckisilverstein]

Wow, if this is not insulting to working moms I have no idea what is.. so it's ok for a man to have a career and make tough choices and need to juggle famiily/work, but god forbid a woman. Super disappointing, dated and disrespectful to those women who work AND have a family. It's not easy, no need to pile on more guilt that society already throws at working moms.

[JamieTomkins]

Just watched this, and it was amazing!! Great story, and really makes you think!

[azia]

Great movie living it in God hands is the best way he never fails

[mddell]

I enjoyed this movie.
Calming, & loving.
But, I couldn't help but notice that Brittany's
eyebrows are reaching for the moon. Way, way too over-done.

[DarthxErik]

Really trying to drive the message home that all women are not supposed to seek fulfillment outside of their husbands + bearing children. If they try to have a career or any kind of independence, their husband will cheat on them and it'll be the wife's fault. Got it. Sidenote: it is incredibly unrealistic for a mother to be physically capable of returning to work less than a day after giving birth. And how come she weighs the same and has perfectly-plucked eyebrows coming out of her coma? Also: What has this guy done to earn the protagonist's love? He does not view her as his equal. The guilt-tripping and table-turning is honestly repulsive. And the only kind word he says to her is that she looks pretty. Yikes. This is going to push women to remain in abusive relationships. Spirit-killing! It's ok if some women choose to be stay-at-home moms. But this is not a one-size-fits-all role. Women who choose another life: you are not a bad person.

[jeannieazevedo]

how can we watch this, it seems like good acting, its soo hard to find them

[shawneldridge]

💿 just by watching this trailer here, an unlikely angel looks like a good movie. I have to buy this movie on dvd.

[miriammaldonado]

This movie was rather a reminder not to loose touch of what's important, not quite sure how to describe the story line.. It was honest, emotional, and with great message.. However the main character had too many incidents to finally realize the importance of those around who care.. It's just funny the rest were in perfect balance with their emotions.. I guess the main highlight is we all mature emotionally speaking at different pace you just need tind the perfect somebody who values the feeling itself with no restrictions or emotional burden like her family did! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 #2022

[shaaziaterry]

I am going to create some stories like that

[spkrkybdlptp]

Ah.. its like What If.. (2010) but in female version.. then i just knew this both film from same production lol, thats why.. understand

[nordiccombatant]

That’s why it’s not wise to date a successful women. They’re not the wife type. I got nothing against women being successful or even having female world leaders, I just don’t want to have em as wives. I once dated this girl as soon as I found out she was a lawyer I cut her off period. This movie shows my point.

[kenlandon]

“Personally, I think the 'Christian family' should be called a Christian fantasy.”

― Ruth Hurmence Green

[shortylucy]

So women should choose to have babies instead of fulfilling careers? 🤦🏻‍♀️