Think of The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Club as a Ron Howard film without a Ron Howard budget. Set aside your usual big screen expectations, your need for speed, violence, and profane words and deeds, and watch this from the perspective of someone sharing a true-to-life, heartwarming story with you. These are not phone-it-in Hollywood actors, so there is a wonderful, genuine authenticity to the performances that's often missing in big budget films. I absolutely loved it, cried three times, and may watch it again. Thank you, production team, cast, and crew, for making this lovely film! Some last names pop up multiple times in the credits, so it appears that several members of several families were involved in multiple elements of making the film, making it easy to imagine what a deeply collaborative effort this project must have been.
