Relentlessly downbeat, but that's how it should be. There are no cookie cutter answers for those who are homeless, and miracles are often in short supply. The film displays this well, anchored by a commendable turn from Church.
There by the grace of God go all of us.
Shout by CinemanicBonkersBlockedParent2016-09-17T20:44:03Z
I'd of loved to see what he was like before he became homeless or how he got to that point in life. I enjoyed this movie, sad at moments, It was lovely, heartwarming, and a bit different for Thomas Haden Church (willie) did a great job thought, some good acting. It's sad to see even in the real world people with a lot steal from the people with less, and the people with less would give more If they had the chance, also sad that people don't always notice or just walk past a homeless person, (a real homeless person) but if they've got a dog in they hand, they do, but that's them feeling sorry for the dog, and not the human being, and this film shows you that, It gives you that point of view.