Saving Sarah Cain
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Movie Reviews of Saving Sarah Cain
Movie Review: A true celebration of diversity
Summary: 4 Stars
Saving Sarah Cain is not a great movie, but it is a pretty good one, a nice family film that explores family, choices, religion, culture and love in a non-judgmental, non-preachy manner. How's that for a run on opinion?
So here's the deal, I was expecting to be bored to death, or nauseous with sickening sweetness, but found it to be a slightly over sweet tale, with a few things to think about.
3 ½*
Movie Review: saving sarah cain
Summary: 4 Stars
A very good movie with a good moral. Very clean for the whole family. I only rated it a 4 because I reserve the rating 5 for my all time favorties. My husband and I watched it together and both really enjoyed it. I watched the movie before reading the ratings on Amazon and I definitely do not agree with the 1 star ratings nor the manner in which especially one of them was written.Movie Review: Family Friendly Movie, no blockbuster though
Summary: 4 Stars
We visited Amish country this year on vacation. I thought this would be a good movie for my son to watch to see what it would be like to be Amish since he doesn't fully understand. It also came recommended along with Beverly Lewis books. It was a very wholesome movie, enjoyable. But the acting wasn't as great. I did enjoy the story line, wouldn't mind seeing other movies as well.Movie Review: Eye-opening
Summary: 4 Stars
This gives you a glimpse into the Amish world and their way of life. Very interesting, as you see them forced to live in the outside world. The acting is fine, not necessarily outstanding. The movie is incredibly thought provoking. Enjoy!Movie Review: Saving Sarah Cain
Summary: 4 Stars
Saving Sarah Cain is an inspirational story about a Young Women who learns that sometimes thinking of others is better than thinking about ones self. Definately a great family story.
Kristy Ranker