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metromix.chicagotribune.com - : The look and sound of ''The Gospel'' may be glossy and modern, but the central story—about a dying father and a prodigal son—is as old as the hills. And the musical-religious mix at least as old as Ray Charles' classic mix of gospel music and rhythm and blues in ''I Got a Woman.'' more...
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www.boston.com - : ''The Gospel'' opens, as a gospel movie should, in midshout. The choir of Atlanta's fictional New Revelations church tears into ''He Reigns,'' the camera bounces off the walls with joy, and the audience settles in to be uplifted. more...
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