Dreamer: The Movie

Name: Dreamer: The Movie
Genre: Drama
Released: 2004-12-31
Duration: 1 h 33 min
Rating: 8.6
Cast: Ben Johnson, Julie Gallivan, Lindy Hynes

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8.6/10

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Drama

Kevin Russell dreams of producing a movie, but when the the ball starts to roll, he finds that it can be difficult to choose artistically telling his story over producing a product for the m... Read allKevin Russell dreams of producing a movie, but when the the ball starts to roll, he finds that it can be difficult to choose artistically telling his story over producing a product for the masses.Kevin Russell dreams of producing a movie, but when the the ball starts to roll, he finds that it can be difficult to choose artistically telling his story over producing a product for the masses.

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8.6/10

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Maggie Burgess: Don't you sort of feel like you're invading their marriage? I mean look at Garrett. If it's just acting, why's he so stressed?
Kevin Russell: I don't know, but I do know that married people do a lot more than kiss in movies, and they don't express having any problem with it.
Maggie Burgess: Hollywood is the divorce capital of the world.

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Great family film!

The movie really has a great message, and the fact that it was filmed on such a low budget is amazing. The special effects are excellent. Definitely a recommended movie for families. Without giving anything away, if you have corporate job or feel chained to your desk, this movie will really speak to you, especially if you feel God calling you to a higher purpose! But at the same time, maybe that job is your higher purpose (makes you think). There were some hilarious scenes in the movie, and some real thought provokers. It would be a good segue into discussion with your teenager about what they want to make with their life, what their dreams are, and what God may be calling them to be. Where are their talents? This movie touches on all levels like that.