Saturday night 27 August 2022: This is Not a bad movie. I actually enjoyed the modern day version. The cast of actors/actresses are fairly good. However some scenes are unrealistic and movies and t.v shows are supposed to be a realistic as can be especially when portraying some stories and certain scenes.
Examples: 1. The wife of Mr. Tanner, played by actress, April Hartman is Not going to come on so strongly to a new hired younger man that she barely knows.
2. The prison scenes are too phony. Although, we do Not need to do any gay sex scenes or have profanity, which is usually what happens in real prisons. Also no big overweight man is going to start being friends with a new fish on the block unless the big guy wants something in return. The fight scene during the session was more realistic and Brady getting dragged off the
However to make it more realistic, it should have been the prisoners taunting Brady played by actor, Andrew Cheney. They should have been bullying him for lunch or something else. And what made it even more unrealistic is there is No way for a woman, Kate, played by very cute actress, Megan Parker from work who barely knows Brady less than one month is going to visit him in prison as if she is in love with a man she has not even had two dates with yet. Kate's line in the prison scene, "It's hard for us too." How hard can it be for a man she has not had two dates with yet? It would be different, is Kate and Brady had been dating for six months or more and the film would have shown that.
Also this is a new century and, God does Not see skin color, God only sees and cares about the heart and mind and Interracial Love & Marriage does exist in real life, so there was not any valid reason to not have shown a blossoming romance between Chris, played by actor, Akron Watson and the caucasian/white woman that he was romantically interested in.
Unless Brady had a total plastic surgery face make over, how could his brother that he grew up with Not recognize him from the office and later the rest of his brothers at the ranch. Brady only changed his hair style and dress better.
I am rating it a 7 only because I like the cast and the story line.
Examples: 1. The wife of Mr. Tanner, played by actress, April Hartman is Not going to come on so strongly to a new hired younger man that she barely knows.
2. The prison scenes are too phony. Although, we do Not need to do any gay sex scenes or have profanity, which is usually what happens in real prisons. Also no big overweight man is going to start being friends with a new fish on the block unless the big guy wants something in return. The fight scene during the session was more realistic and Brady getting dragged off the
However to make it more realistic, it should have been the prisoners taunting Brady played by actor, Andrew Cheney. They should have been bullying him for lunch or something else. And what made it even more unrealistic is there is No way for a woman, Kate, played by very cute actress, Megan Parker from work who barely knows Brady less than one month is going to visit him in prison as if she is in love with a man she has not even had two dates with yet. Kate's line in the prison scene, "It's hard for us too." How hard can it be for a man she has not had two dates with yet? It would be different, is Kate and Brady had been dating for six months or more and the film would have shown that.
Also this is a new century and, God does Not see skin color, God only sees and cares about the heart and mind and Interracial Love & Marriage does exist in real life, so there was not any valid reason to not have shown a blossoming romance between Chris, played by actor, Akron Watson and the caucasian/white woman that he was romantically interested in.
Unless Brady had a total plastic surgery face make over, how could his brother that he grew up with Not recognize him from the office and later the rest of his brothers at the ranch. Brady only changed his hair style and dress better.
I am rating it a 7 only because I like the cast and the story line.