Directed by:
Michael CarneyScreenplay:
Michael CarneyCinematography:
Don BurgessComposer:
John PaesanoCast:
Greg Kinnear, Renée Zellweger, Djimon Hounsou, Jon Voight, Olivia Holt, Austin Filson, Geraldine Singer, Daniel Zacapa, Dana Gourrier, Thomas Francis Murphy (more)VOD (1)
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With more money than they could ever possibly need, Ron and Debbie Hall have everything they could ever want ... except for a loving marriage. When Ron's unfaithfulness is brought to light, Debbie invites him to stay - as long as he remains truthful and does what she asks of him. But when her request includes serving the homeless at an inner-city rescue mission, Ron would prefer to write a large check instead. Guided by her faith and spurred on by the dream of a homeless man she senses will change their city, Debbie befriends a disenfranchised man named Denver. More surprisingly, so does Ron. Despite vast differences, their lives begin to intersect and they all are changed forever. (Pure Flix)
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While watching this movie, I was thinking that Renée Zellweger was unrecognizable. Next day I found out she is unrecognizable after all the plastic surgeries she went through. Unfortunately, this is the only thought which stuck in my head regarding this movie. There are two ways how to film dramas. One way is to make it honest and real or you can fill it with church agenda. This film is the second case and it was not worth it.
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The message is quite nice, and the story is not uninteresting, but I have a feeling that there are just too many Christian agitations... Even though it tries to hide it as love, there's still a Christian God in it... And then there's Renée Zellweger, who has simply become someone else and is incredibly uninteresting.
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