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The Secret: Dare to Dream - Movie Review

 

Something Different

I will admit most of my digital collection is science fiction, superhero, or action. My list is also varied. I have a romantic side. Don't think less of me. I don't remember when or where I saw this trailer but it spoke to me. I added it to my digital wish list hoping it would be less than $10 someday. Granted it is only $15 regular price but I do like to look for bargains. I have been burned in the past with trailers that make a movie look appealing so when I got a free movie rental, I decided to use it on this movie.

Review

This is a romantic drama not a comedy. So if you are looking for a lot of laughs in this movie, you might be disappointed. I ended up watching the one special feature on the rental where the cast talked about the book the movie is based off of. Unlike other movies from a book, this movie is based on a book that is about a mindset and not this particular story. 

I have seen this mindset working in my life without really understanding it until possibly now. This is possibly why the trailer spoke to me. Katie Holmes, Josh Lucas, Celia Weston and Jerry O'Connell give great performances. The movie is a little predictable but most romantic movies are otherwise they would be tragedies. I believe everyone will enjoy this movie.

Rating

I would give this a HD rating. I highly recommend at least renting this movie. I am hoping to pick it up for under $10 someday.

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