Son's Promise | David Andrews, Dan Biggers

Son's Promise | David Andrews, Dan Biggers | A Son's Promise

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Son's Promise

	Son's Promise David Andrews, Dan Biggers Platinum Disc, 2004 average customer review:based on 7 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

a keeper

This type of story is a difficult one to pull off, but this movie does it. Not a dull moment. Things keep changing all the time. The emotional tension remains tight all the way through, yet the movie never becomes oppressive. There are a number of relieving moments of achievement, of aid from other people, of being befriended by strangers. The characters, especially the father, are all realistic. No stereotypes here. The father is a real horror. Unfortunately, such people are not only real but not uncommon.

Rick Shroeder does an excellent job with the acting and with the Georgia accent. Not a trace of his natural southern California accent comes through in any of the scenes.

Good movie for the whole family. Worth watching again.

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A Son's Promise

I have always thought Ricky Shroeder was a great star and this movie just adds to his greatness in my mind. As an older brother he was determined to keep his promise to his dying mother to keep his siblings together. Feeling he had failed at times did not stop him from pushing forward to accomplish his goal. The odds against him were great but he made you believe in the boy and his fight. I would recommend this highly and I have watched it over and over again. He also did a great job of acting with Brad Pitts in Across the Tracks another great movie about brothers.

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A Son's Promise

Very good story and very compelling. Kept me glued to the screen, for the story was so intense and so to real life for me and things that haave happened in my own life. I can truely relate to this whole heartedly, Sincerely, Colleen Widmer

slightly above average TV movie

As I watched this rather predictable movie, I realized I saw it when it
first played on TV. It is about a teenage son (Rick Schroeder) trying
to keep his siblings together after his mother dies, and his father has
never been a stable influence or presence. Done competently if formulaic
and based on a true story, it holds the viewers interest, if the subject
matter is relevant to you.

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