This film is a thought provoking story about a disabled veteran who continues to serve others by training service dogs.
While lacking in expensive effects or fancy locations and camera work, the story and obvious themes are clear and well displayed throughout including a subtle Christian message. The length of the movie was good with good pacing throughout.
All of the roles were well acted and mostly believable but the lead role was particularly well done.
I am puzzled by the complaints of a few here complaining about the Christian message when the leading role is played by an actor who has a history that includes several roles in the genre and none that I've seen were what I'd consider pushy or preachy, certainly not nearly as much as themes of atheism or agnosticism in so much other content.
I recommend this to anyone over the age of 12 or so. The ending was a genuine surprise and provided some much needed sweetness. I could easily see another movie continuing this story and would happily watch it as long as it was as well done as this one.
While lacking in expensive effects or fancy locations and camera work, the story and obvious themes are clear and well displayed throughout including a subtle Christian message. The length of the movie was good with good pacing throughout.
All of the roles were well acted and mostly believable but the lead role was particularly well done.
I am puzzled by the complaints of a few here complaining about the Christian message when the leading role is played by an actor who has a history that includes several roles in the genre and none that I've seen were what I'd consider pushy or preachy, certainly not nearly as much as themes of atheism or agnosticism in so much other content.
I recommend this to anyone over the age of 12 or so. The ending was a genuine surprise and provided some much needed sweetness. I could easily see another movie continuing this story and would happily watch it as long as it was as well done as this one.