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5 Comments so far

  1. William S. Woodruff on June 17th, 2010

    This movie had great actors and a lot of promise. The script writers wrecked the plot about half way through the movie. Belle (Vivien Cardone) is an misguided teenager because she believes her father spoke to the doctors and approved of euthanasia. Later she finds out this is not the case. This is one of your typical Hollywood movies today which show parents and even grandparents aren’t too bright and the children are the only ones all-the-brains. By the end of the movie she has pretty much showed everyone their life mistakes and made the world a great place. Not a good movie to show your children sends the wrong message concerning parent-children interactions.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  2. Chad Snavely on June 17th, 2010

    I just rented and watched this movie, and I was disappointed. The actors are pretty good, but there are very few(if any) endearing characters. There is a whole lot of discussion about Euthanasia(putting animals to sleep) which adds a very dark element to the film. This film will be very confusing for children! Peter Coyote plays a very angry character. The movie drags on and on and on. This is not the worst movie I’ve see, but I definitely don’t suggest you buying it. If you are really interested rent it like I did.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  3. Jackie Fenolio on June 17th, 2010

    Saw this movie and thought it would be a wonderful birthday gift. It was nicely packaged and arrived in great condition.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  4. Michael Hiatt on June 17th, 2010

    This movie is truly inspiring and true. Yes, it had dark elements, but the elements are presented in a way that you can relate to in everyday life and great for the entire family. The movie was shot in Kansas City (which is in Missouri!) and hopefully this paves the way for more and more films to be created in this beautiful city. I travel a lot and you’d be surprised how many people believe the main Kansas City is actually in Kansas…there is a Kansas City, Kansas in actuality…but it’s very, very small in comparison. How ’bout that…a little geographic lesson in a movie review. Much like many life lessons in this movie…buy it today!
    Rating: 5 / 5

  5. douglas van antwerp on June 17th, 2010

    The excellent cover photo for the dvd made the film look appealing, but the

    movie is slow moving and mostly boring. About a third of the movie needs to be

    edited out. A number of times I almost shut it off.

    The music is good, but the acting is mediocre.

    When the child goes to live with her grandfather, you see the value of work &

    praise to help a child be happier. Earlier she was very angry and unhappy.

    Near the end of the film the girl was allowed to boss the grandfather around,

    making her look superior and the grandfather look stupid — too much of this in

    today’s films and TV shows.

    Overall, the movie is not worth seeing.

    Rating: 2 / 5

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