Loved the "A child is listening" speech...great movie

An intense sad and emotional rollercoaster to watch, no matter who you are. I suggest this movie to everyone, whether being LGBTQ or an ally, or an adversary of them. Yes, even if you think yourself homosexuality is wrong - the movie is pretty much taking that into account. If you intend to cite the bible against it - the movie comes prepared and will confront you the same. For that alone it might be interesting to consider. I just felt sorry for Bobby, as written below. His mother - while you could say she was blind, it is without question she cared about him much as well, and was suffering, too. She, as well as him, have been full of conflicts. I cannot not give this a 10 out of 10. Not because of I think absolutely everyone will agree with me. Not because of it is without any flaws whatsoever or just fun to watch. But for emotions and feelings, like helplessness, sadness and causing the unwillingness to accept the state of society after watching this. I never ever remotely cried half as much about or in a movie ever before. And I think, that alone is a huge accomplishment and worth very much. I - and maybe you as well - will just get so many questions about this: Why isn't he allowed to be happy? And was he close to before? Why did all of this had happen to him? Why do we, as society, rob him of his fortune? There are so many more Bobbys out there. They should feel accepted, not outcast by us. That won't help anyone and will only cause suffering. Bobby - What has happened to you, is not your fault. It is ours. Whoever you are - you deserve love and acceptance by others. Rating: 10/10

This was a really great film. Sigourney Weaver was terrific as usual but the whole cast is great. It's a pity it was made by Lifetime because it was diminished by a slightly saccharine feel in places and occasional heavy-handed use of music. There were also some rather abrupt cuts, which I guess reflected where some of the advert breaks would have been. Still, it was a really good film and an emotional climax. Poignant due to it being based on a real person's story. I've also just read up about this film having just finished watching it and found out that Mary Griffith died at the start of this year aged 85, adding an extra layer of sadness. The fact that the Republican Party's 2020 platform includes the repeal of same-sex marriage means the struggle for acceptance endures even though this film is set nearly 40 years ago.

Scary movie. It shows the length that brainwashing do to our culture. Typical of a tv-movie it has some really good actors carrying the movie along with worse acting from the rest. But an important message, well performed and told - this is a good movie. Along with the danish drama "Worlds Apart" from Jehova's witness perspective this is a must-see.

this is definitely one of those movies that, once seen, can't and won't ever be forgotten. very emotional, very touching and a wake-up call for all strict christians, that religion leaves a whole lot of room for interpretation.