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You get one life. Make yours matter.
After a horrific accident leaves his body scarred, a young boy strives to live and show everyone what is possible with the help of his family, his faith, his community, his longtime idol's kindness, and the entire city of St. Louis.
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About a week ago I watched part of the trailer for this movie and knew it was something I’d be into. I’ve always like true stories and this was another good one. It’s a powerful story about a kid that was severely burned and had less than a 1% chance of surviving. As far as the story itself goes, it’s powerful, moving and emotional. I do think the movie itself had some issues trying to tell the story. The heart and emotion were there and I felt inspired several times watching this. Some of the acting, the editing and script were the biggest problems. Now I didn’t expect this to be a masterpiece or perfectly made so none of those things bothered me all that much. Despite the acting being questionable at moments I did like several of the actors. I’ve always been a fan of Masey McLain in particular, so I was happy to see her appear in this. I thought the way they structured the story was part of the problem. It just needed some better editing choices. I felt like they kind of rushed through the ending and John’s adult years. With all of that being said I did really like this movie. There’s some great lessons to be learned here. * AMC Crestwood 18
Inspiring story, a little bit above average movie.This is not one of the better written or acted faith-based films I have seen.Had the potential to be much better,not bad though.