For Love's Sake

I borrowed this from my local library because it looked like a good, heartwarming story. It's a good thing that I didn't spend money on a rental or DVD purchase of any kind. Aside from Dana Carvey's 'The Master of Disguise', this is possibly the worst movie I've seen. Did they have tryouts for the parts in this film or did Walkington simply pull in members of his family and neighbors to play the roles? The acting is dreadful. Any freshmen studying acting at a local liberal arts college could do better. The screenplay is like the writer is trying to stretch a story that could be told in a 30 minute TV episode, with commercials, into a 90-minute movie. The entire production seems only a bit more professional than anyone's home movie. I don't know if there is such a thing as vanity publishing in the movie industry, but that's the only explanation I can come up with how this movie made it to DVD.

Thank you for your movie! It was great. It addressed real life issues that are not often addressed in movies. Especially, thank you for uplifting Christians and pointing others to Christ through your movie. Though I could not relate to the specific story line you enable the viewer to understand what it is like. What a tough topic to deal with and a reality that many families struggle with. But the movie did a good job of capturing that struggle. Keep up the good work! People need it these days! Looking forward to seeing more movies like this! Just the movie I needed to see today. May God continue to bless you and your work for Him!