This movie had a ton of potential with the list of actors including Brighton Sharbino, C. Thomas Howell, Jason London and Lou Diamond Phillips. But what follows is a film with some rather horrible acting that calling it wooden would be an insult to wood. To me, the faults for the bad acting lie at the hands and feet of the director and writer, who couldn't put together a competent package as the people running around the baseball stadium scene goes absolutely nowhere, even though the girl and dad returned to the same ballpark at the end of the film.
While this movie tries to present positive messages of finding yourself and forgiveness and that stuff, it fails to deliver on showcasing the messages to its viewers as various storyboarded pieces just talked about and then dropped after a couple of minutes of dialogue or screen time.
Just a waste of my time that I am glad I didn't pay to watch as it was included on Amazon's FreeVee.
While this movie tries to present positive messages of finding yourself and forgiveness and that stuff, it fails to deliver on showcasing the messages to its viewers as various storyboarded pieces just talked about and then dropped after a couple of minutes of dialogue or screen time.
Just a waste of my time that I am glad I didn't pay to watch as it was included on Amazon's FreeVee.