La drôle de vie de Timothy Green

Review: I thought that this was quite an emotional and mystical movie with great acting by the cast, especially the little boy who was really convincing in his role. The film has a real Disney feel to it, with the whole feel good factor along with being a right tear jerker. You really grow to care about the family and there emotional turmoil. The storyline was well put together by the director, but it does seem to move at a slow pace. In all, I think there is something for everyone in this film and you can't help but feel a bit tears, although the storyline is prettY far fetched. Watchable!

Round-Up: For an Australian actor, Joel Edgerton is really starting to get some versatile roles such as The Thing, The Warrior and even a part in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. I'm not a big fan of Jennifer Garner, but she was perfect picked for this role. The kid is the character that really shines in this movie and I wouldn't be surprised if we see him on screen more after his part in this movie. It was a bit strange to see Common in a movie like this and its always good to see David Morse who has stopped acting as much as he did. I just hope that people get to see this mysterious tale which will touch your heart.

Budget: N/A Worldwide Gross: $52million

I recommend this movie to people who are into there mystical, mysterious drama movies about a couple trying to have a child. 6/10