My Brother's Keeper

I have a tale to tell of this film's production. My wife and I were going through a rough patch without work. I'd met Rob on set for a Blumhouse pic and I guess he heard about our predicament and liked our work because, next thing, Ty and Bishop showed up in L. A. (not LA as Rob would point out!), took us out to dinner and cigars and offered us a few VFX paint-fix shots. It wasn't much and it was hard work. But it put food on the table for a month when we needed it even though the guys could have gotten it cheaper elsewhere. We comped our hearts out and did passable work but Ty and Bishop gushed with praise: something we needed to hear. So please go see it for the caring hearts that made it. We'll not forget what they did for us. Thanks and maximum respect to Rob, Ty and Bishop! Y'all are our heroes.

Really enjoyed the story and theme.

A film about redemption, would definitely recommend this for the entire family.

Laughed at some of the lines from the roof and air conditioning repair man.

So the acting on some of the members of the cast could need some tweaking but overall the mesaage and his story was very sweet, the core of it was what got my 10 stars, enough to make me shed a tear 🌻

I'd like to say the Writer, Director and Producers of this film have done a phenomenal job. Definitely can tell they put a lot of thought into the locations and the cast chosen. I really enjoyed seeing some familiar faces in this film. Excited to see more maybe even another sequence of My Brother's Keeper. Lets keep the story going make it even more juicer now that the cast has gotten comfortable knowing one another for a while... what y'all think?

Overall, I enjoyed seeing a film made in the city I grew up in. Making it even more possible for young creatives like me to connect with more likeminded individuals due to more films now being made in the Tri-City area.

As a Christian, I wanted to like this more than I did. The pastor is annoying because he can't seem to have a conversation without interjecting religious phrases into the discussion. "Dr. Tiffany", when faced with a soldier experiencing PTSD, also resorts to religious appeals rather than employing any of her skillset as a Ph. D. in psychology. Very few Christian movies are anything more than evangelism appeal - it would be nice to see a fuller, more realistic story that incorporates the true ups and downs of life, and the difficulties of dealing with life on life's terms.