I'm glad you liked it, Lasue. Everyone's different, fortunately. A Woman's Guide to Adultery is supposed to be awful, but I enjoyed it.
For me, I can say I don't have a problem with films about faith, but in Any Day, it seemed so superficial the ending. All of a sudden, he's going to AA and found God, but it's like, where, how, what happened? And I don't blame Sean's acting, I blame the script. I still wonder if that film started off being MORE Christian and they cut scenes out which would have made the development more comprehensible, or LESS Christian and they just slapped on a couple references to faith at the end. But maybe I was just so irked over things like that editing of "shit/sham" that I wasn't concentrating afterwards. Or maybe I just didn't like the character, even though Sean played him well.