John Q. (Infinifilm Edition)
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Movie Reviews of John Q. (Infinifilm Edition)
Movie Review: EXcellent
Summary: 5 Stars
After working in the health care field in varying capacities for over 20 years , to the critics out there of this movie I say It CAN happen and DOES happen every single day in every single city in every single state. The health care industry routinely turns away thousands daily for the exact reason the movie states. Excellent job by all, I especially enjoyed the subtle interaction between Ray Liotta & Robert Duvall.Movie Review: Tear jerker, but definitely a good movie
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a father's movie! If you truly love your son, you feel for what John Q. (Denzel Washington) faces when his son clasp at a little league game and gets the run-around from the hospital because his insurance will not cover the medical bill. Being a father of a two-year-old boy, this movie had me in tears, but it was well worth watching. This movie is definitely a must have!Movie Review: Capitalism has its flaws when it comes to healthcare.
Summary: 5 Stars
This was a well-acted and riveting movie that also delved into the dilemma MANY Americans face with being uninsured or underinsured, who can't get the critical healthcare they need oftentimes. Healthcare is a need, not a want. This movie shows how the profit motive gets in the way, whether you are a hospital or an insurance company whose bottom line takes precedence over people.Movie Review: Great Movie!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the saddest movie I've ever seen, but it was great. I must have cried like, every 15 minutes, but I still think that the movie was worth it. Denzel Washington is wonderful as the father of a little boy with a heart that is three times the normal size. I think that Mr. Washington should have got a nomintaion for this instead of Training Day, which I'm not allowed to see.Movie Review: Could it happen?
Summary: 5 Stars
Unfortunately, with the state of health care in the US today, this movie may not be too far off. That being said, this movie is very predictable. Whatever you expect is going to happen most likely will. The characters are caricatures. They all act just the way they're supposed to. But, in the end, you'll feel good about watching. And thats a good thing!