The movie is about a man who helps kids in poverty by feeding them, singing songs and having fun. This movie had some good moments, and some bad moments but all in all I thought that it was ok.
I liked how the movie kind of put you in the middle of something as big is someone thinking about suicide. It had you thinking right from the start.
I didn't like the effects of the movie. The quality of the movie seemed a little cheap or low budget at least. I'm not saying it's that big of a deal but it's something to take note of I think.
One thing I liked is that it is based on true events and a real person. The movie had a lot of thoughtful interactions between some of the characters.
The child actor who played the young boy I thought did a really good job. I wouldn't mind seeing him in other movies.
At some points in the movie it got a little cheesy for me but it was nothing that would ruin the whole movie. like I said earlier I didn't like the special-effects, all I could focus on was the rain.
Most of the actors did a great job but Joe or the actors who played him I was impressed with the most. I was not expecting an action scene in this move, that had me shook. The scene I'm talking about wasn't that bad either.
My all and all view is positive, I would say go watch it. It's not my favorite movie but if you are looking for a fun and innocent movie this is a good one.
Review of Unconditional
