Caravana do Destino

A deep and sensitive movie about a friendship between an old man and a young boy. The story is very beautiful and it left tears in my eyes. A great movie for " being home feeling sick ". Gotta see it! Beautiful scenery. Lovely nature...

Very good for the available money and available special effects of that era. Special effects could be better but overall the message that give that film is important. I saw that film four times and I believe I will see it again and again.

"By The Dawn's Early Light" tells of an L.A. burb brat who's sent to his Grandfather's ranch while his parents go on holiday. There he cops attitude and his Grandfather sets about to give him a cattleman's attitude adjustment. The film's heart is in the right place and it is good family entertainment but be prepared for some seriously corny melodrama.

This movie definitely exceeded my expectations...

Although it was made in 2000, it had a sense of the past in it. It was a really touching movie left me with tears in the end. I'm not ashamed to say it was really moving and inspiring. This movie is for all the people who do in fact feel like they've never achieved anything. And even more so, it's about family and how important they will be to you in your life-- it's about respecting those around you,especially your family.

It's about becoming a man-- for all the boys.

It's about accepting responsibility and being grateful for what you have.

It's about being honest.

Never have I seen a movie like this, because admittedly I'm not a big fan of cowboy movies-- and now I am! However, as good as the movie was, it did have its flaws. Throughout the movie, there were really short scenes not quite elaborating on events taking part outside this journey with Mike and Ben- such as with Mikes' parents.

If these scenes were elaborated on, perhaps this movie could've been better, although longer.

All in all, a terrific watch.

I'm glad I took a day off Uni :D

Uplifting, if predictable, storyline with a spirited supporting cast and strong performances for a TV movie. Richard Crenna makes a surprisingly good cowboy and grandfather, and Chris Olivero as the smarmy teen becomes more interesting as he evolves. David Carradine and company are involved in the most entertaining scenes in the movie.

Left unresolved are explanations for the ending, and the reunion with the family. The parents are caricatures and seem distant from the story except as plot points.

If you're in the mood for melodrama and nice scenics, catch this when it comes on television.