If you think “Mormon movies” can be ridiculous, well so do they. The most epic of the LDS films, it spawned a series based on the books. The Cokeville MiracleĪ modern “based on a true story” thriller. The tear-jerking young adult rom-com based on the Jack Weyland classic. The biopic of the man who rescued the Martin handcart company. The restoration from the point of view of Emma Smith, detailing her less-known trials. The pioneer trek story centering around the titular miracles. The movie that proved Mormons could be funny when we tried. Surprisingly low, the peak of early Mormon drama and comedy in one. The Other Side of HeavenĪnne Hathaway before “Princess Diaries” and lots of pretty oceans. Saints and SoldiersĪn effective war movie with Mormonism reserved as merely a minor subplot. Mormon rugby players help recuperate juvenile delinquent. Taut “based on a true story” showing the worldwide impact of the church. Please feel free to argue with us in the comments.
Our editorial board ranked each film they watched on a scale of 1-10. To qualify for the list, a movie had to be released commercially, could not be produced by the Church, and had to focus on distinctively LDS themes or characters. We’ll update the list as new films are released. Mormon Hub has ranked the best Mormon movies of all time. There have been a lot of “Mormon movies” made over the years.
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