Reviews

A poignant DocuDrama with superb acting all around. The mood has inexplicably brought me to tears.

At this time, it may be a one-of-a-kind tool to educate Healthcare Professionals at spotting people being trafficked in their places of work.

I plan to share this film with all, from my Dentist to Eye Doctor to GP.

Leaves you guessing every step of the way.

I don't understand how this film was given only 4.4 * (at the time of this review).

Great Harlem locations, gritty realistic dialogue.

Not a weak player in the cast.

My kind of film.

I went to support a family-valued film. But, I was touched and moved by the honesty and the reality of the events as they occurred.

Some of the special effects with the surf were awesome, wish there had been more.

Anna Sophia Robb stole every scene she was in. Her performance was understated and real.

Soul Surfer is a tear jerker, with an upbeat message, and ultimately makes you feel triumphant. For the Christians, there is a hymn in an outdoor church and a few references to scripture and God.

Some short documentary clips before the end credits were a highlight. Like Bethany surfing, appearances on Late Night talk, and reporters interviews. Makes me think that a biographical documentary about the real heroine, Bethany Hamilton, would be terrific.