Go Far: The Christopher Rush Story

I just got done watching this movie and I was blown away by it. The things this man overcame were amazing to me. I don't write reviews very often, but I was compelled to give this as many stars as I could.

I cried. I cried because I never got the chance to know this man. I wish I could have, but I am thankful to God that he gave Chris a plan and Chris stuck with it. It's obvious how he touched so many people. I am going to strive to be a better person and do the best I can at everything I attempt to do.

Inspiring. Thank you Zack for persevering to make this film. I know the obstacles you faced and how difficult it was to finish. I'm sure you have made Chris proud.

I bought this movie after reading an article at Breitbart News Network. So thank you BNN for taking the time to give this the space and audience it deserves.

I'll be bringing this to my boss on Monday so she can watch it with her grandchildren. They are young enough to be positively influenced by Go Far!

This is a terrific film about the life of Christopher Rush. What a heart. What a champion. What an inspiration. Watching this will change your perspective on life, on people with disabilities, on reaching your goals. This is a well-done and very moving documentary.

Zach Arnold got some great clips of old Muscular Dystrophy telethons from both the local Michigan stations and the national broadcasts that really show Christopher Rush's engaging personality. He also did some great interviews with friends, family and even Tony Orlando showing the love everyone had for Christopher.

Christopher Rush had a contagious love for life and the people living it. He made a friend out of everyone he met. I'm glad I now know his name.

There are too few people who we meet in our lives that make us want to become better people or who by setting such a great example of drive and kindness, inspire us to be and do more. Christopher Rush was one of those people.

I never knew Christopher but because of the work of countless people touched by Christopher, I now feel I do.

I am so glad that I watched this document of Chris' life because I now feel that I can do so much more and can help others to do the same. I feel now that I must disseminate the messages that Chris himself disseminated his whole life and still does through all who met him and now, through all that meet him through this film.

As a father, I know that I want my children to see the courage and persistence that Christopher had, despite all of the obstacles that life threw his way. He never gave up and did so much. A shining example of a life well lived.

Thank you Christopher Rush.

We should all be so lucky to have the attitude, drive, and charisma as Christopher Rush. Some go to pieces over the smallest setback, but Christopher never stopped reaching. By any standard, Christopher is an example of reaching for the very best, but the amount of work he had to do to go as far as he did is a stunning example for all. His inspirational life reached many, near and far, and in this documentary, we have a glimpse of both his public and private life. Told in a series of picture, video, and interview with friends and family, "Go Far," helps to show that it isn't about what a person can't do, but rather what they can.

I Absolutely love this story and believe it's a must watch for everyone! The message is simply, don't give up. Don't let anyone tell you you can't/won't be an able to do something. And to not believe all these people. Even if you do have limitations, you do what you can. As long as you never give up, you will go far and Christopher did just that.

It's so incredible how Christopher was able to do so much. I see so many people in wheelchairs who seem so depressed. And here was Christopher living the life of his dreams. And that's how you're suppose to live your life.