VanBooter

Watching films like this gives me the best non medicated pain killer I've ever hand. What this girl has had to live with, the pains and sufferings, the treatments, the hopes and disappointments, yet she's still able to wear a happy and positive face.

The medical team although the end was inevitable were marvelous and deserve a mention, they tried everything right up to her last breath to save her, in Britain she would of done well to get a hospital bed and even then the treatments would of been cost prohibitive thanks to luxury of free health care.

Those around Mallory her family, friends, etc also need praising, if she was fortunate for one thing then it would be for having such positive people by her side.

9/10 why would you not want to watch it.

Fantastic documentary and it's been a long time waiting for one which would blow my socks off, yet even though I was glued to the screen it left me feeling sad at the end.

Same happened when I watched tributes to Freddie Mercury, David Bowie and a host of others. Watching this reminds us of what we no longer have.

It's not one of those cheap documentaries which grabs photo's from the interweb and mixes in commentaries from unknowns, its one done "in the best possible taste" and one you will want to watch again. Loved it.

OMG I can't believe I watched all this, maybe it's because I have a love for cheese because there are heaps of it in this crap fest.

The acting was fresh out of drama school evening classes for those late in life developers, only problem was the class was cancelled due to an attack by the cheddar cheese monster.

How can something so bad, so bad it border lines made for TV film quality and that's giving it credit. I was looking for a cover over Hallmark stamp by Lionsgate which would provide some answers.

Anyway don't let me put you off watching it, but to be safe take a bucket because too much cheese can in extreme cases induce vomiting.