It was a heartwarming movie, but I don't suggest this movie as a kid friendly because it showed a rifle and kids near a fire also drawing of men hanging down, there is also a man smoking which doesn't imply positive messages to a child.
The plot is simple as a feisty girl tries to adjust and race against the new neighborhood gang of bullies with some mystical powers subsequently added into the story.
I support independent films and filmmakers but in this one I really didn't find anything so special to be talked about.
The acting was acceptable, Mary Bair did her job aptly.
The premise is very small, predictable, and that is one of the reasons why this movie doesn't seem to be stretched, it is to the point.
In the Soundtrack Department it features a country song "Forever My Girl" by Collin Malaney.
The CGI effect of fire was awful, but they did it in regard to child safe environment.
Henceforth, nothing to be treasured or cherished here except good defeats evil.
The plot is simple as a feisty girl tries to adjust and race against the new neighborhood gang of bullies with some mystical powers subsequently added into the story.
I support independent films and filmmakers but in this one I really didn't find anything so special to be talked about.
The acting was acceptable, Mary Bair did her job aptly.
The premise is very small, predictable, and that is one of the reasons why this movie doesn't seem to be stretched, it is to the point.
In the Soundtrack Department it features a country song "Forever My Girl" by Collin Malaney.
The CGI effect of fire was awful, but they did it in regard to child safe environment.
Henceforth, nothing to be treasured or cherished here except good defeats evil.