This is an outstanding story of survival and coping against all odds. You will talk and think about this for days. It (like Lincoln) made me want to see it again. While there is only one known actor (who plays a cameo), the cast is great! A young boy is part of a ship wreck that takes his family and most of their zoo animals. This castaway is lost at sea for over 200 days with a tiger as companion, enemy, and challenge.
We went to see it on the 33rd anniversary of our daughter's funeral. Why this made a difference to me is: 33 years ago we faced our on shipwreck. Coming face to face with death of family and an uncertain future while holding on to God's leading is the essence of this movie.
There is a very religious aspect to this movie. The boy, PI Patell, has explored Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity.
It is a stout movie that doesn't appeal to the young, but there is no profanity, sex, car chases or rock and roll in the movie.
We are on a roll right now with another great movie.
I give it ****stars. 2012 Movie #41
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