When I first heard about this film coming out I was very unsure if it was going to be any good. Gladly it is good.

The story line is a bit weak in some places but is very strong in others.

My overall view is that this is a well finished off film and is worth a trip to the pictures to see. I would personally class it as a feel good film.

I am rating this film overall 8/10

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