Tammy Ankabrandt
One of my favorite movies that has an amazing life message for everyone about the value relationships over wealth of stuff. What is really valuable in life to you shows your heart and determines what you will value and how you value others and relationships. True Joy is Jesus first, others second, yourself last. Love the actors and casting who portray their parts perfectly taking you into the story and feeling the passion, heartache and pain, which is part of life. I wish everyone would see it.
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Perhaps a little unrealistic (I hope so anyway, the gift of friends, oooo that one was NASTY) but the message makes up for it. You will cringe, wince, frown thoughtfully, laugh, and cry in that order (with some repetition, especially on the last two on that list) as the movie rolls. Put this on whenever you need a kick in the pants to wake up and feel gratitude. Snif. I'm starting to cry just thinking about it, no exageration. That last conversation between Jason and his grandfather at the end..
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I think that it was awesome. I really like how Jason changes into a better person and comes to like Alexia and Emily. And I like that Jason doesn't care about money in the end and opens Emily's home, it was so sweet. I also really like when ever Emily and Jason were together it was so sweet. One more thing I think that it was really sad at the end when Emily dies and when even Jason was really sad. I cried. I think that it was a good message and the gifts were good too: work, friends, family, learning, money, problems, love, laughter, dreams, giving, gratitude, and a day.