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Summer vacation in Mountain's Edge, a sprawling two-square-mile subdivision of three-story half-million-dollar catalogue homes in suburban Denver. At the heart of the subdivision, its own fleet of soccer fields, manicured and gleaming - a game in play, a swarm of 12-year-olds running from end to end, moms and dads in that "off-duty Hollywood" look. At the foot of the subdivision: The desert to one side, long and dry, and endless-looking. To the other side, a span of high-desert foothills, rolling upward into the greener, higher mountains. It is here that two sets of kids - neighbors in both landscape and loss - will wake one morning to find that their paths begin to resemble that of a character in their favorite mythological book series. What they don't yet know is that an invisible darkness following them is what they make it out to be - themselves, their fears about their parents...
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This movie is a heart-wrenching look at the reality of losing a child - my entire family was crying within the first half hour of the movie. But it tries too hard to be a sports movie PLUS a tragedy PLUS throw in some humor that it doesn't come out well. There are short scenes that are too choppy and never get resolved. The writing sometimes seemed forced - like it was what SHOULD have been said, not what REALLY could have realistically been said. I do not recommend this movie if you want laughs or action. Or a cohesive script. Or if you've just lost a child. However - if you want to see a semi-inspirational based-on-a-true-story sports/family film, this could do it.
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Excellent movie, plot,graphics and acting.
GDelaplane
I thoroughly liked this movie because of the realism with which it dealt with the pain and grief of losing a child and showing the choices that one has when faced with tragedy. At times the scenes did not flow seamlessly from one to another, but the story line kept moving. The movie is particularly relevant for all members of families - especially teens and parents. I recommend this film as excellent and poignant family entertainment with messages of hope, healing and the value of family.
loriincali
an inspiring tear-jerker - makes you want to hold your loved ones close and appreciate each moment...i raise my hand for the 5th quarter!
extragirl
A very moving and inspirational film of the death that inspired a talented linebacker to take his Wake Forest University football team to win the Atlantic Coast Confereance title. Director, Rick Bieber gave us some incredibly emotional scenes. The acting from Merriman, MacDowell and Quinn was fabulosly exceptional. This is a great movie for teanagers and Adults. I give this movie 4 stars!
This movie is a heart-wrenching look at the reality of losing a child - my entire family was crying within the first half hour of the movie. But it tries too hard to be a sports movie PLUS a tragedy PLUS throw in some humor that it doesn't come out well. There are short scenes that are too choppy and never get resolved. The writing sometimes seemed forced - like it was what SHOULD have been said, not what REALLY could have realistically been said. I do not recommend this movie if you want laughs or action. Or a cohesive script. Or if you've just lost a child. However - if you want to see a semi-inspirational based-on-a-true-story sports/family film, this could do it.