The Way Home

Good Grief! I was a blubbery mess by the time this movie was over! What a great Christian film, and a great family film. There aren't enough of those out there. Don't miss this, and don't listen to people giving it a low rating because God is mentioned. This is a must see. It's about putting God and your family before everything else. To the person who said it's not believable, It's based on a true story, so obviously believable. There is a whole town as eye witnesses. It also shows how a community will show up to help a family in need. Please don't pass this by just because this family turned to the Lord in their greatest time of need. I know I certainly did. Many people do. They also wrote a book about it called Our Way Home which has a lot more detail. Highly recommend for families to watch this and remember the most valuable thing we have is...each other.

I really felt for the parents in this movie. Dean Cain was amazing as always. I was starting to get a little bored with the search because it seemed it went on forever. Other than that, it kept my interest. Superb ending.

I feel this could be an action packed comedy! Hand to face!

For the last six years, I have personally been looking for some good faith-based movies to watch to inspire my life which at age 65 how's I rate this?

I have watched countless movies in the past five years, and there are so few that have good acting and good stories stories. This this is one ofthem.

The emotions of the father going through the search seem real, although I could imagine infinitely more intensity.

The interactions between the father and the mother, especially when the mother starts accusing the father, resonated deeply with me and the situation I've lived in my life.

To write this movie one star simply because it's a Christian movie is absolutely ridiculous. To rate at nine or ten might be just a little bit generous.

The genre has very weak representation, and this goes very long way to improve it. We need more movies like this that are based on fact.

And if you're not a Christian, the movie is still a good movie. Just don't close your eyes during the prayers if you don't want to hear them.

This was a wonderful movie and showed the example that God wants us to love our neighbors. We are to be God's hands and feet and that's what these neighbors did. I don't understand the previous reviewer who said that he and his wife sat down on a Saturday night thinking that the film would be action, drama, or comedy. He was annoyed that this kind of film is allowed in the main-stream and that such a film can be put upon so many innocent viewers. First of all, are you really an innocent viewer? Didn't you read a synopsis of the movie before you rented/watched it? My husband and I always do that to see if we're interested. If you don't like the synopsis, then I suggest you don't watch it. But you are mistaken when you say that the film was put upon you. You chose to view it obviously without checking out the content of the film. As far as your comment about the film being "allowed in the main-stream", when did you become judge and juror of what films should be allowed to be viewed? The last I heard the USA was a free country and we are allowed to view any movie we want. I would much rather see this type of heart-warming movie than a gory, violent, full of vulgarity sort of movie. And the story is most believable; God performs miracles everyday. This movie was not an experience in religion, but a story of hope, faith, and dependence upon Our Creator, God. And yes, I am a devout Christian who believes that God wants us to love Him with all our hearts and love thy neighbor as thyself. And that's what these neighbors did. If I was unfortunate enough to be in such a situation, I would want neighbors like these to be here for me. As God's creation, we have free-will to choose Him and His love or reject it. I pray that you will not reject it. The joy of knowing God is too extraordinary for description! Peace and Grace to you and your wife.