Mirakel

I Saw this movie in the cinema, and was astonished. This was a movie, with a used concept, butt non the less a great entertainment value. The Acting was great considering it was mostly kids who played the roll. Butt has allso something to do with the fact that it was a Danish movie - they are (allmost) all great and is becoming even greater. The Songs in it is something worth talkin about there has been done a great job on the songs so they really deserve extra credit. All in all a pretty great movie with a grest humor and good characters and very, very good acting. It deserves its great Rating

Dennis P., a twelve years old Danish boy in a modern one-mom-one-kid family has problems. Big problems for a twelve year old boy. His mom's a nagging mess, his teacher is targeting him, his best friend is in love with the same girl as he is, and he's still hairless, as one of the last boys in his class. As I said, big problems.

If I had to describe this film in one word it would have to be "cute". But still in such a way that boys would want to see it, too. I think many boys around 10-14 will recognize themselves in these characters. Although there is a naïve, Christian theme it doesn't ruin the film or make it "religious".

Well worth to rent and watch with your late pre-teen/early teen nephews or nieces while babysitting. Expect some giggles.

It's a sweet little flick, but it's an old concept, a used story and a boring storyline. Good acting though, and some good entertainment too.

Even my local acting class had the same story, a guy gets some wishes, uses them, regrets and uses one wish to fix everything up. And believe me, it was funnier then Mirakel.