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All Roads Lead Home

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A young girl struggling with the death of her mother finds love with a small puppy named Atticus.
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Kerry Lengel Arizona Republic 09/25/2008
2.5/5
Starting with the ominous caveat 'Inspired by a true story', there is little indication that All Roads Lead Home is going anywhere interesting. Go to Full Review
Andrew L. Urban Urban Cinefile 04/24/2009
This movie about a family who is first damaged by an accidental death and healed by an accidental discovery, is inspired by a true story Go to Full Review
Sean P. Means Salt Lake Tribune 09/26/2008
1/4
If this movie were a horse, somebody would have to put it down. Go to Full Review
Chris Hewitt St. Paul Pioneer Press 09/26/2008
0/4
Earnest, well-meaning and dreadful. Go to Full Review
David Frese Kansas City Star 09/26/2008
1/4
It's not that the film is too complicated, it's just unwieldy. Go to Full Review
Jeff Vice Deseret News (Salt Lake City) 09/25/2008
1.5/4
All Roads Lead Home is more hackneyed than it is heartwarming. It's considerably more annoying than it is enjoyable. Go to Full Review
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Lu R Sep 8 Very cute wholesome movie. Little girl loved animals and has grit and spirit . Her bond with animals is precious . I recommend. I don’t know why people are so harsh on criticizing this movie . It’s obvious it’s a family movie where kids will enjoy watching . See more May 23 I loved it! Great acting, Probably Peter Boyle”s last movie. I love everything I have watched with Jason London and this was no exception. It’s a great quality family movie about loss, grieving, misunderstanding, coming to terms, and a happy ending! See more 08/31/2015 Wow. Grief, loss and bitterness are such overused plot devices. In real life do we hold death against people? Or, do we grieve together? There seem to be way too many films with a stoic patriarch or matriarch that holds the death of a son or daughter against the survivors. Grandparents that need an event to force them to bond and start to love their grandkids. I get that generations lose some connection, but this film really stretches it. Peter Boyle does not look good in this, his last film appearance. Even in small ways, Patton Oswalt steals every scene he's in. The main characters are just broad strokes. The final straw is the lesser story about the vet and the mystery of the dying dogs. There's too much coincidence and optimism is how it is resolved. It would be nice if there were actually a company in real life that would do what happens near the end of the film. Sadly, no. It only happens in the movies. See more 06/22/2013 I believed the reviews here, but was disappointed with this DVD. I was going to buy this for my nieces, but it wouldn't hold their interest at all. Unfortunately, this movie is slow, the plot is inane, the acting is mediocre, and the girl doesn't even get to the farm until1/3 of the way through the movie. I forced my self to watch the first 7 minutes, then fast-forwarded through the rest of the film, hoping it would get better. It didn't. See more 01/14/2013 I thought it was a sweet movie. Certainly not the best, but it has good values and helps teach kids to cherish life. At least it did for me. See more 01/01/2011 loved this movie ... especially the link to to kill a mockingbird See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis A young girl struggling with the death of her mother finds love with a small puppy named Atticus.
Director
Dennis Fallon
Producer
Dennis Fallon
Screenwriter
Douglas Delaney
Production Co
Waldo West Productions
Rating
PG (Brief Language|Thematic Material)
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 27, 2017
Runtime
1h 48m
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