Step Away from the Stone

This movie have some very good actors, such as Will Koberg, Candyce Hinkle and Ryk St. Vincent. The location(s) and setup of each scene was good. The Man and Brooke in the garden was one of the most beautiful shots capture in this movie…seeing the children playing along embraces you with such happiness. The message from the movie highlights the fact that one can obtain closure from their past. Life lesson of healing from a loss, mending broken relationships, finding peace within themselves and most important becoming reborn into a life with God. All the things we can all learn from. A movie were you shouldn't judge, but learn to step away from the stone. Now for the bad points...movie was unable to hold my interest and was all over the place, hard to follow...more like watching a 1970's movie.

I really loved this movie. I liked the storyline. I think it will truly help anyone who has been in a similar situation. I liked the title. To me, it meant step away from doing drugs or alcohol. I really liked that things pertaining to our Lord were brought it. I think the editing was excellent. I think the research was done well about rehab and people going to rehab. I do not think it was overdone. I think the actors did a good job. They made everything very believable. I thought Brooke did a good job making me feel that she had a problem with drugs and alcohol. I liked the romance storyline. Brooke and Nick did a great job of making me feel they were really in love with each other and that they had suffered a loss while they were apart. I liked that it was filmed in Arkansas and especially in Little Rock. The scenery was very pretty. I have seen this movie four times and enjoyed it more each time I saw it. I now have the video and plan to watch it often.

This was such a good story and I'm sure it will help many people overcome some of the same problems they have gone through in their lives. This movie had a bit of everything in it drama, action, comedy and love. At some points I was crying and others laughing. Brooke does an excellent job of portraying someone addicted to drugs and alcohol. The movie takes a real twist when Brooke comes back home to deal with her demons and hook up with her old love. The message in the story that if you trust in the lord he will pull you through the dark places in your life is a message for everyone. The music is also outstanding. The fact that it was made in Arkansas and used actors from Arkansas was a real selling point for me. This is a movie everyone should see. Can't wait for the next one to come out.