True Story Reminds Us To Love Life!
Tyler has cancer, and almost from the beginning the viewer knows where it all leads. But the journey is worth the destination, because in between the beginning and the end, Tyler touches life after life after life. In his family, outside his family, even strangers' hearts--heck, ESPECIALLY strangers' hearts!
A film that doesn't cram faith down your throat, but also a film that isn't afraid to touch upon the reality of God either!
Life is worth living, and our journey from start to finish CAN be one where we care for and love others...a big thumbs up.
Technically, I thought the music might have been a bit overplayed--I know it is supposed to "set" or "change" moods, but it was a bit too obvious; a little more subtlety in the editing would've helped. The actors did a very nice job--all of them, even the kids. Nice to see Ralph Waite (Mr. Walton from the TV series!) again!!
An fine film with an excellent message. Hollywood needs more imitators of "Letters To God".