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Mimi 09/06/2024 Movie was fine…. but please put a SPOILER ALERT on the trailer!!! Apparently Aussies think a movie trailer is supposed to be a recap of the complete movie storyline!! See more Gary G 08/31/2024 I'm sorry, it was about a true person's tragedy, illness, and love story... but it wasn't good. See more Leigh H 01/05/2025 While I understand this is based on a true story the acting was horrendous. I too have MS and I also understand everyone’s experiences and symptoms are different but I just felt there was no real insight into the real pain that is felt not just in each episode/attack or each day but the mental struggle that comes with having MS and what it means for each person that suffers with it. Maybe it was more focused on the love story than a love story with MS. I think I just had really high hopes because the MS society was attached to it that it was going to be different. See more IAmWhoIAm 12/31/2024 I really enjoyed this movie. Very true to life, and very moving. This is not a Hollywood type movie. It's real. It's authentic. So if you're looking for a Hollywood hype type movie, this isn't it, but I loved it for just that reason. I wish it had been longer, with greater detail and depth, but I get that there's only so much time. The important elements of the experiences are there, and it really tugs at your heartstrings. It would be an amazing book I would guess, as books typically have all that extra detail. Rotten Tomatoes really should remove the synopsis they have for this movie, as it tells the whole story! It needs to be way more vague. Something along the lines of, "A heartwarmingly true story about life, life choices, love, loss and dealing with a degenerative illness." See more Andrew R 10/21/2024 It’s a powerful tragic drama! I respect this, and recommend see it! See more Alfred Z 09/15/2024 This movie has an important personal message. People, especially with chronic conditions must have the opportunity to share stories with their loved ones and especially doctors about their positive approach to their illness. As a retired doctor I am aware of labelling people with their illness – such as “I treated that multiple sclerosis (MS)” rather than “I treated ____________ (person’s name) with MS”. The problem is one of education in the care of diseases rather than patients. WELL DONE!! See more Read all reviews

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