90 Feet from Home

Sure, it isn't on an epic budget like the Hollywood blockbusters, but it doesn't need to be It's the story it tells, and the emotions it brings out of you. The cast are on point, Shawn Michaels is quite frankly brilliant. You get to hate him one minute, yet cry for him the next. I can see why he took on the role. People need to see this film, I would recommend it to anyone.

This is a real life movie about real life issues. Get a standby tissue just in case and sit quietly and watch. Film imitates life here people. Great watch!!

Tackling some serious domestic abuse and alcoholism issues this film will leave you moved. It's a tough watch at times but offers some moving scenes and solid performances. Moves at a nice pace and in my opinion is an important film which should be used in an educational capacity.

I was on the edge of my seat wanting to know what happened-& what a surprise ending! The beginning of the movie was emotional to watch, as I, too, watched domestic violence growing up. Actually, the end was emotional, too, as my dad recently died of lung cancer... & I was able to forgive him before he died. Adam Hampton played Scottie well. I didn't catch the name of the actor who played young Scottie, but he was also a great actor. Shawn Michaels truly made you hate him as a drunk and then pity him as a dying old man. Superb acting all the way around. One thing I would ask, for any movie these days, don't use the Lord's Name in vain, okay? I take the Lord's Prayer very seriously when it says, "Hallowed be Thy Name." And I cringed when I heard His Name used as a curse word a couple of times throughout the movie. The F word is also completely unnecessary, but the other curse word is way more offensive. You can make a good movie without all the cursing.

Great film depicting topics Hollywood avoids or glamorizes. The director really pulled out performances from relatively new film actors. Sean Michaels wow.