The Daily Mail
'Unfashionable but inspirational... It warmed my heart, at any rate — and it's that rarity: a good news story that's actually true.'
The complete review is available at The Daily MailEvery magazine or newspaper has its own scoring system, it will be adapted to Screenrush's scale from 1 to 5 stars.
'Unfashionable but inspirational... It warmed my heart, at any rate — and it's that rarity: a good news story that's actually true.'
The complete review is available at The Daily Mail'The film is of the Hollywood inspirational genre, with God always just around the corner and a kind of beady sincerity. Clearly Bethany was quite a girl but this film prompts one simply to say "Amen".'
The complete review is available at Evening Standard'Robb's character gains some token perspective doing post-tsunami aid work in Thailand, but that's, like, so depressing, so it's soon back to the monster waves and mechanically-plotted triumph over adversity.'
The complete review is available at The Daily Telegraph'Thin and frothy, though watch out for that final sentimental upsurge. It could drag and lift you against your will.'
The complete review is available at The Guardian'One's soul remains resolutely unstirred, even if the surf sequences are engrossing and convincing'
The complete review is available at Time Out'This earnest dramatisation is so wholesome, it feels like being stuck in a never-ending Activia advert. '
The complete review is available at Total Film'Wet, wet, wet. A feeble drama.'
The complete review is available at The Independent'Starts off blandly and gets blander. A jumped up TV movie filled with fortune cookie wisdom and cheesy dialogue. Bethany was born to win, but this film born to lose.'
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