I'm seriously jazzed about this movie. The year it was made was 2001, when people still had home phones and didn't yet text. It's well- produced, the camera work and costuming, sets and so forth are all top notch so it's still a great movie to watch today. The plot maintains the great balance between the wondrousness of a miracle-working God and the importance of our thoughts on our health, the vital necessity of having a dream, and the interplay between medical science and faith.
The movie takes place in the UK and the US. Based on a true story, it has some memorable lines. Like when the protagonist, a young boy, falls on the sports field and jokes, "A leprechaun tripped me." Each character is well acted, by a star-studded cast.Between the spirited determination of a mother who has an unswerving vision for her son's healing, the wonderful and very different bedside manners of the two MD's, and the personalities which make up the people around this remarkable little boy, there is much to entertain and enjoy.
The movie takes place in the UK and the US. Based on a true story, it has some memorable lines. Like when the protagonist, a young boy, falls on the sports field and jokes, "A leprechaun tripped me." Each character is well acted, by a star-studded cast.Between the spirited determination of a mother who has an unswerving vision for her son's healing, the wonderful and very different bedside manners of the two MD's, and the personalities which make up the people around this remarkable little boy, there is much to entertain and enjoy.