I always try to watch this movie i had been barrowing this movie scine 2013 but i know someday i will watch it i thhink this boy remines me of my friend BraydenDawson a little he finished high school 2012 i thought he may stay back a year but he didn't i saw this movie in stores and i always say i am going to watch it but i nerver get to but i will watch it soemday when i don't know andi forgot why i wanted to watch this movie it's because Tom Hanks stars in this nmovie and you guys alll know where he had stared in thats right TOY STORY all 3 movies i seen all of them evan the movie they had in the librsary before Buzz Lightyear of starcomand and he stared in the Santa Cluas movie all 3 of them witch i had barrowed all 3 movie you had before you guys had 3 copys now you only have 1 copy of that movie i hve to watch this movie this time .

Fantastic movie, I saw it in the theatre several years ago and thought it was worth another watch. It certainly was! Loved this movie. Sandra Bullock, Tom Hanks, Viola Davis, John Goodman, Max von Sydow and the star (to me anyway) Thomas Horn! And many more. What a cast!

An all too familiar subject yet slightly different view from the perspective of a young boy with an anxiety disorder as he works through the grief and anxiety of losing his father. Although a sad topic, we see the boy grow in ways that help both him and his mother deal with their loss.

Loved this film and its impact on New Yorkers. The quiet suffering was in display here

Excellent movie. The boy captured the nuances and mannerisms of a child with sensory processing disorder and anxieties beautifully. This wasn't a happy cheerful movie but very uplifting regardless.

I actually saw this and then read the book. yes it's kind of slow and melodramatic but not as bad as critics said, i teared up a bit. I think they maybe went at the story a little differently than the book but partly out of necessity and not necessarily badly.

The kid was amazing. The story was interesting. Bullock was fine but Hanks was mostly wasted. Worth a look but pick up a comedy while you're at it. You'll need it after this movie.

This is very good to excellent the young man I believe I'm right Thomas Horn
is brilliant he by far is the number one star.

This is a very good but very sad film about loss, how we move forward and the possibilities for connection, if only we seek them out. I have not read the book of the same title on which it was based. The movie is rated PG-13 for emotional thematic material, some disturbing images and language.

After 20 minutes of ear splitting headache producing offensive previews I finally gave up. I would love to have seen the film. But 20-30 minutes of wasted time to do so means I will not.