Un figlio tutto mio

I'm Norwegian and I am probably one of the people that the above poster referred to as someone who wouldn't have any idea who Deidre Hall is…But let me tell you this; I DO know who she is. And she has impressed me with her talent countless time over the years. So please, don't diminish the woman's fame outside the American borderline, we are well aware of who she is and what she has accomplished.

As for the movie, I absolutely loved it. It's a story that needed to be told and a story that tells of an amazing human being that never gave up on her lifelong wish to become a mother. It has nothing to do with preferring surrogacy over adoption; it's simply a story about a woman who chooses what feels right in her heart.

This is an extremely dreary and tedious tale of a minor "celebrity" who most people in the world have never heard of, and would be better off not doing so. The scenario is of a selfish woman who unable to conceive a child goes to enormous lengths including at least one "husband" to get herself a child. Not only is the film pure propaganda it is an exercise showing how self-centered these so called "celebrities" really are. In one ludicrous piece in this fantasy we even have a shylock style agent who apparently is so upset in losing his 10% he dies of a broken heart.With all the orphan children in the world why not simply adopt? Well of course the answer is to do that would dampen the ego of the individuals making "tripe" like this. 1 out of 10.

After a Sunday afternoon party with four of my close friends, we decided to watch a movie starring Daniel Hugh Kelly. Needless to say, we love him to the end of the earth! When the film started, we were not aware of the positive messages each of us would individually receive from a movie about wanting children. WOW, we were all inspired differently. Yet all coming away with HOPE. This is a film done with romantic taste, yet filled with family LOVE. It also sends the message that no matter who you are, you have to deal with human realities. Everyone will get an inspiring, positive message that makes you stop to think about your dreams. Are you trying to achieve them? Get prepared to get a warm fuzzy feeling on the fourth of July!!!! ~Both Diedre and Danny were super~

This movie was a tasteful look at the struggles with infertility Ms. Hall faced in her search for motherhood. It shows her fighting for what she wanted so badly, and finally achieving her ultimate goal through surrogacy. I personally enjoyed this movie not only because I am a fan of Ms. Hall's, but because of the deep and extraordinary story the movie portrays so brilliantly.

To the person who wrote the review that started off saying this: This is an extremely dreary and tedious tale of a minor "celebrity" who most people in the world have never heard of, and would be better off not doing so. The only thing I can think of with this is, Cruel and Heartless. Someone doesn't have to only be a super celebrity to care about what the movie is saying. It was giving people a shorter view of what they might have to go through to have a surrogacy. Of course times are much different now, but they did I good job. Any one that has had a loss or a deep need to want to be a parent can easily feel her pain. It's unbelievable the amount of people that don't understand that the surrogate is only carrying the baby for them, it is the sperm and egg of the parents..