| Amazing Grace and Chuck |  | Director: Mike Newell Actors: Jamie Lee Curtis, Dean Alexander, Gregory Peck, Jim Allen, William Petersen Category: DVD
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Rating: 16 reviews
Format: NTSC Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
ASIN: B00005JMMU
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You had to be there! March 25, 2009 Jane Bonner (Peoria, AZ) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Young people today can not even relate to this movie, they did not live through the time and can't relate. I felt that this was an excellent movie and when my kids were young it was one of their favorites. I really wish they would release it on DVD because it is one I would add to my collection.
Ultra Dumb July 7, 2008 K. Turek (Pittsburgh, PA) 0 out of 3 found this review helpful
I wanted to like this movie & I know that it's heart is in the right place, but it is probably the dumbest movie ever made. Dumb as in profoundly lacking in intelligence. As in trivializing something meaningful. I can't express how much I didn't like this.
Capra-like; simple and clumsy but sweet May 3, 2008 David J. Loftus (Portland, OR USA) Chuck Murdock is a good kid and a crack Little League pitcher from a small town in Montana. After taking a tour of nuclear missile siloes with his classmates, Chuck becomes obsessed by nuclear war and decides to stage a personal protest against it by refusing to play ball until the weapons are dismantled. A pro basketball player with the Boston Celtics named "Amazing" Grace Smith hears about Chuck's crusade and decides to join the kid's strike, moving out to Montana to be near him, annoying his agent (Jamie Lee Curtis), and convincing other pro athletes to come on board. All the notoriety turns the town against Chuck and his family, with his befuddled father (William Petersen) caught in the middle. Eventually, even the President (Gregory Peck) has to sit up and take notice. This Capra-like film, a classic what-one-person-can-achieve-if-he-puts-his-mind-to-it tale, is as sweet and clumsy as its title. Denver Nuggets star Alex English was a surprisingly photogenic and natural actor in his screen debut, and Red Auerbach cameo'd as himself. Director Mike Newell had mostly done TV before this 1987 effort, but would go on to make the much more accomplished "Enchanted April" and "Four Weddings and a Funeral."
what a gem, what a pearl May 2, 2007 EliteLamo (Manhattan Proper) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
what an absolute delight, a gem of a piece of art, totally engrossing and a sort of movie you want to immediately, no, INSTANTLY, call friends and family alike, and tell them all about it...in great detail...on and on endlessly.....
Joshua Zhulke's performance can be laid on pace with that of Henry Thomas in E.T., Haley Joel in Pay it Forward or Edges of the Lord or Barrett Oliver in Neverending Story.
Awesome.
among my faves March 3, 2007 Tate (South Jersey USA) 5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Life is Beautiful, Pay it Forward, I Am Sam, Braveheart....this movie is right there with them. I was cleaing the basement and thinking about a friend of mine and Pay it Forward came to mind and then this...Amazing Grace and Chuck.
I read a quote today...
The power of one is all we have, but we all have it.
That quote sums up this movie.
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