Full Count

I agree with low scores and high scores. Both are correct . But still uplifting and encouraging. Enjoyed watching.

Initially, I was surprised by the underlying theme of this movie. As I began to put the pieces together, the "connect the dots" came into play. At the end, or near it, my suspicions were confirmed.

This is a feel good movie, tastefully scripted and acted. John Paul Kakos is excellent. Having grown up on small farm amidst very large farms and having been very involved in church youth, choir, Boy Scouts and fundraising this movie spoke to me in multiple ways. Kudos!

"Full Count" is the first film by Robert Eagar and is a great first effort. While the branding shows a lot of baseball, this is not a film about baseball, but about human relisiance and finding contentment no matter what the circumstances. Acting for all parts is above average for an independent production, and the message, while strong, is not forced. The scenic shots are stunningly beautiful. Despite having very little sleep and seeing it at the end of a long day, the movie held my attention and kept my mind working. There are some rather surprising plot twists and dramatic turns. While all of the cast is quite good, I found Adam Boyer and John Paul Kakos to have really carried the movie well.

Look, it's a low budget film -- you'll find more polish in a major network television drama, but the story is good, and the characters authentic and compelling. I look forward to Eagar's next film.

Austin Frye really out did himself with this one! Probably the best character in the film. The film is worth watching just to see Austin Frye. I hope you enjoy this film.

Not great but definitely a sweet family movie. It ranks similar to other Christian movies, acting and storyline could be better but I'm glad I watched it.