O Jogo da Vida

My husband and I went with a group of friends to see this movie and each and everyone of us totally enjoyed it. After the show several of the people said "I sure could use a Mulligan" and I answered who doesn't. It makes you think of how values are placed on the wrong things in life and makes you appreciate how much better life is with God in it. Too bad this movie was not in more movies so more people could see it.

I took my wife to see this movie. We thoroughly enjoyed it. It's underlying Christian message is perfect. Pat Boone was thrilling to dee in the movie, and quite frankly stole the show. Adam Close was a great lead actor, and Charmin Lee was solid as his corporate assistant and friend of his wife. Bring some kleenex tissue, you'll likely need it. Enjoyed seeing the interviews after the movie by the golf community and Ken Blanchard, whom wrote the book that the Mulligan is based on.

It was great seeing Pat Boone doing this kind of role. Perfect fit for him. I've always liked Eric Close and he did a very good job with this role. Overall, yes it's a religous inspirational movie but if you go into it with an unbiased approach and just take it as it comes you'll find it is a good movie with a good solid life message. I'm not very religious myself but do enjoy a well written clean movie. In this day and age you don't see many so when you find one, it's good that I can leave a review for it.

Not enough of these good natured good hearted movies come out. Support them so we can have more.

Why they refer to this as a movie is beyond me. At best it could pass as a cheaply made, boring, below average television production.

C-listed actors in a completely BLAND story, which did do one thing and one thing only: it bored me and it annoyed me because of it's cheap sentiment.

A parable about second chances, based on the book by Wally Armstrong and Ken Blanchard.

Paul McAllister is a high powered businessman, too busy for his family, and always chasing the next big deal. Hoping to improve his gold game he meets with a man known as the Old Pro who teaches him the secret of The Mulligan.

The movie is slower to start, but as the movie picked up it was fun to learn more about the game of golf, and see pieces all come together. I really liked that they didn't shy away from a strong faith-based message of hope. The Old Pro, played by Pat Boone, is such a fun character, with his plaid golfing pants, and patient way of giving out sage advice. The movie was well done, and I thought that it did a good job of showing the importance of family, honesty, and faith.

Overall, I was a little unsure about this movie in the beginning as I am in no shape or form a golfer or golf enthusiast, but as the story progressed and the foundation laid at the beginning began to pay off I found myself genuinely enjoying it. By the end it had won me over. A solid movie, well acted, great plot, and a powerful message of faith, integrity and family!

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Many thanks to Reelworks Studios for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation.