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There's a lot of yelling in this movie. It's a good reminder of the plights of the homeless. But it's certainly not a film for simple relaxation.

Was it a little far fetched? Sure it was! but that said it still had a amazing family story, and Yes I will recommend it. James Welch Henderson, Arkansas 11/27/2020

I think This script made this movie one of the worst movie I have seen, and i am a movie junky with over 2000 movies on my watch list.

This script was full of double standards and lines what did not make any scene in the story, and felt like they just throw them in there not really knowing what it was adding to the scene.

What makes this so much more worse, is that all the acting was good, non of it was that bad, and the whole idea of the story is great, but the script had moments where i would burst out lathing for how out of nowhere some of the lines people say at some points, like when the kid and the main guy start talking how good Hawaii is out of no where, and add nothing to the story or the characters!!!

And one last thing the mother character is one of the worst characters i have ever seen in a movie, she acts crazy out of nowhere and in the next scene she is supposedly normal and we support to be on her side, and i could say so much more things about her character what makes her so bad and annoying to watch but i don't want this to be a spoiler review.

And that is my take off the movie, take it how you like.

Not great, but certainly good. Let me put it that way. Solid performances, particularly one stand-out performance by a supporting actress. The story was pretty good as well. Overall, a good movie for the whole family.

It's not the easiest viewing, but stick with this movie - it will give you hope if you are struggling and make you even more thankful no matter how much you have.