For the Love of Ruth

Tears. Joy. Reflection.

Everything you want in a movie.

Inspired to me to see the paths we choose vs God's timing.

Goodness wins, although it also plays on a very different field than hate or anger.

Again, worth the tissues.

I loved this movie so much. Hurts me to the core I can't buy this anywhere

I'm a little - lot late in watching this movie for no other reason than time. It was on my watch list but perhaps I missed the viewing.

I wasn't sure about it when it started but I was pulled in quick. I loved the story line and each lesson I picked up on.

The cast was superb and the acting was top notch by everyone.

I laughed. I cried. I got angry. I was torn. I deliberated.... and I even judged a little.

The movie was very realistic and captured some Ups and Downs of today's world and living. I especially loved the solutions and repeated ways of how to survive and overcome life and setbacks.

I enjoyed this movie because of the realism that enhanced the true meaning of pain, indifferences and prejudices.

A faith based film loosely tied to the Old Testament story of Ruth and Naomi, but without overwhelming the viewer with the proselytizing dialogue that promotes an agenda for members of the choir, rather than a diverse audience. The acting and the characterizations are excellent. You have your good people striving to overcome what life throws at them, who persist to do what's right in the face of mounting obstacles. And then you have the villains who bear all the typical human traits of avarice, greed and power who stand to profit from eliminating those that stand in their way. You cheer on the sidelines for the decent people to win out and hope that the selfish ones get their comeuppance--its that good. Its a hopeful and eventually a joyful movie could possibly affect even the most cynical viewer. Give it a look.