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Marry Go Round (2022)
What a Mess
The plotline of this film was a mess. From the beginning, we learn that Luke abandoned Abby after a month of marriage when they were only 18. Twenty years later, a clerical error finds Abby, now engaged to Edward, back in her hometown trying to get a divorce.
Brennan Elliott has never been a draw for me, though I do like Amanda Schull. They had no chemistry and, despite the fact you know that Luke and Abby will get back together in the end, I couldn't root for their relationship.
We learn that Abby's mother convinced Luke to leave Abby, but Luke still made the choice to listen and go along with it. I just don't buy that a woman like Abby would take him back after that initial abandonment, no matter how much they loved each other before.
Unsung Hero (2024)
A Story of Faith & Family
I have been a fan of Rebecca St. James for almost two decades now and was eager to see the story of her family on the screen. I was nervous that the film wouldn't live up to my expectations, but it ended up surpassing them.
We see the Smallbone family living a comfortable life in Australia with father David trying to make a name for himself as a concert promotor. When faced with a failing economy and poor financial decisions, he loses everything. What follows is the story of the family's journey to America and their efforts to support each other as they begin a new life.
This is a well-written, well-directed, and well-acted film. We see characters who are very human, trying to counter pride with humility, fear with faith, and doubt with confidence. The strongest aspect of this film is its focus on family. It reminds us that we cannot and should not try to get through our struggles alone.