In same measure as Pilgrim's Progress, it is easy and fair to write than I love it. For a sort of innocence, for the precise status of religious movie and this fact makes unreasonable many of critics, for a sort of sweetness and involuntary humor, for the familiar story and the effort not to seduce but remind the basis of Christian faith.And for decent acting.A beautiful sequel, reminding pieces of classic novel, proposing a useful, in special sense, travel and being a noble and necessary today pledge for the family.Touching in profound sense, having the young Liam Neeason , again, as good motif for not ignore it, it is a confession of faith more than an adaptation.To critic it in hard manner is, no doubts, just tempting. But it gives a precious way to see the faith, naif, off course, childish, in obvious sense, helpful for reflect the simplicity of a time and , maybe, the John Bunyan's spirit.A seductive, gentle and very modest in perspective of technic aspects film. But a real good soup for soul.