Peace River

This is such a good movie I have seen it twice. I invited friends and they too have high ratings.

Well worth your time and your money.

Most of what has been playing is disgusting.

Overall, I really liked this movie. I loved the plot, I loved the character development and I loved the settings. The horses and land are just beautiful. The story line broaches some heavy topics like infidelity, death, PTSD, violence in a very real but delicate way. I love the faith aspects and loved seeing a romance without any of the vulgar or inappropriate aspects of mainstream TV. One star less than perfect because it is a little lower production quality than mainstream TV level production, for example the rodeo scenes you can tell there weren't enough extras to fill the arena so the shots are a little odd, also some of the props seemed out of place. It seems about on par with a lot of Christian movies in that way. If you can get past that it really is a beautiful story of ranching, faith, family and love.

Loved the army scenes, the ranch the horses and brotherhood of the soldiers. The story of the grandfather and grandson was awesome. Faith and God and Family was perfect. The acting with the young female lead was awful and stiff, as well as a thankfully rare shots of her roommate. Their lines and delivery were so bad. Getting past that that , this movie was loved by all at my house. Were surprised that it got low reviews, almost seems like sabotage. The scenes about Afghanistan and 9-11 were all done respectively as well as issues with suicide, all done well. Loved the way it was all wrapped up.

Modern day Cowboy movie. Some great themes. Cinematography is superb. Characters are believable and scenery is spectacular. Hallmark channel would love to show this movie. Enjoy!

This movie was very special. Well written, beautifully acted, heart wrenching, and redemptive, it's a must-see! Faith based movies tend to be underwhelming, but Benjamin Jones wrote an amazing, realistic, gripping, and beautiful script. It was believable, and dealt with topics like faith, prayer, honor, patriotism, betrayal, shame, loss, and redemption unlike any movie I've seen. I cried like a baby. But the message was filled with love, forgiveness, suffering, and the practical application of love even when it seems impossible. I wish every veteran could see this movie because the horrors of war are clear, and so was a message that anyone can have peace in their soul when we turn to God in our anguish. Watch it-you won't be sorry.