Andy's Rainbow

This movie is a must see! And that's not because of its technical perfection, that comes with experience, but because of the brilliance of the story teller in showing an uncommon man capable of uncommon unconditional love. It wonderfully demonstrates that truly love conquers all. The plot and ending are uncommon. I cannot say enough about how pleasantly surprised I was with the story line. Everyone played their parts with excellence. Special mentions for Shelby Mullins and Victoria Jackson. Adam DuFour did an excellent job of playing the opposite of what he is, a mentally disabled man. Incredible! The story shows that it does not take a great intellect to make a great impact that changes multiple lives. Brilliant! Looking forward to future productions from this new company!

An awesome movie! This movie made me cry, laugh and appreciate life! The struggle of a young lady with life and the meaning of life that shows how kindness can change a life. This movie gives hope and strength and shows where these things come from. Andy's Rainbow carefully and sympathetically shows how the deep struggles and pains of life can be turned into strength through faith. Andy's Rainbow challenges a person who has not faith to know the one who gives faith. The movie challenges a person who has faith to be faithful. A really great movie for any age. A movie that might change the fate of some teenager struggling with the will to live, and shows those who surround our young people the need for compassion.

This is one movie where I wish I had read the 10/10 reviews first, then I would not have wasted my time watching it.

The production values are pretty low so don't expect anything spectacular in terms of acting or anything else for that matter, the whole movie was rather amateurish from start to finish, but that is not the reason I gave it 4/10.

The reason I gave it a low rating is that the whole aim of the movie was to push religion and they really push it hard towards the end.

Apologies if this review offends all those that are, but I am not religious and this movie just went about it the wrong way.

This was a deep and impressive Christian movie. The lead actress was beautiful, comfortable and natural on screen. The actor who played Andy did a remarkable and convincing job of portraying a mentally handicapped young man, whose simple view of the world is insightful and honest. All of the actors were believable and well done, in spite of the fact they are, for the most part, all novice. The characters were deep and complex and changed appropriately throughout the movie. The story was well written, with a very moving story line and with an important Christian theme that highlights grace, acceptance, life, death and God's love for us all.

At first i wasn't sure if I was gonna like it. However after a few minutes I really liked it.