Well this was quite a load of sweetness. The character of humble perfection is played by the all too undercasted voice of Moana, who has a really cute nature as she plays the main saint. And for the noble person she is, she sure goes through quite a lot, and I mean a lot. I mean without spoilers, there is tragedy after circumstance. I was originally watching this for Taylor Richardson, who is in the film for about 5-10 minutes; and there's another treat for Annie fans as Carol Burnett, the lady with a bitter exterior but a sensitive soul. Without much detail, there is also plenty of characters representing those on the autism spectrum, who are paralyzed, and even English language learners who have a surprising impact I connected with. There isn't much to laugh at but even though there is a lot to take in with this, you'll feel like it was all earned and did it's best with the content it handled.!it may be too much packed into a small runtime, but I still feel it's worth at least one watch with a group of really good people to relate to.
Review of All Together Now
