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Crossroads - A Story of Forgiveness - Hallmark

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I found this to be a very moving film that I think many people (especially teens) should see as it might just make them think twice about speeding and dangerous driving. Its also quite inspirational as what the main character (and real father) did seems impossible to most of us but he managed to do it. Makes you wonder about the silly grudges we all have. Also thought Dean Cain was brillliant. I'm a huge fan of his anyway but thought this was one of his best performances.

I only wish we all could be as forgiving as this Father was and truly is in this movie. Based on a true story this Dad looses two precious gifts in his life; his beautiful wife and precious daughter. He start outs in a rage wanting to prove that the teenager that was "racing" when he killed them. The Dad was wanting to him put away in jail forever, but something happened and changed his heart forever. An incredible and heartwarming story about one family that will warm your heart, also.

This DVD was very inspiring and brought a desire to forgive the seemingly unforgivable. To be like Jesus!

Very moving true-life story without descending into melodrama and hystrionics. Dean Cain shows once again that his talent was wasted in Lois & Clark.

This movie was an excellent story of how strongly forgiveness can heal. It helps to remind us that we need to listen to all around us, even in the tough times and it reminds us that we all make mistakes. How we deal with the mistakes we make and the mistakes of others will make a difference in all lives touched.

Based on a true story, this movie will take the watcher through a range of emotions. Superbly protrayed and it is also nice to know how the family and others have fared since the tragic incidents that led to this portrayal. A must for all to see.

I've seen this movie twice on TV, plus I own a copy of it. It is very well made.

Dean Cain does a great job of portraying Bruce Murakami, and bringing into our living rooms the emotional nightmare that this grieving husband and father was forced to experience. I also felt compassion for the young man who caused the accident, largely because the actor who played him expressed real emotions as he acted the part. The movie is very well directed, and even gives attention to the emotional distance between Bruce and his youngest son.

This movie is not overdramatized. It is very "true to life," as it is a presentation of a true story. Furthermore, it gives a sort of documentary background to the formation of Safe Teen Driver, the organization that Bruce founded to educate teens so that they don't make the same mistake that killed his wife and daughter.[...]

Whether or not you have teenagers, this movie is worth buying. If fact, it is a great tool for teaching lessons about forgiveness, no matter what age.

I REALLY ENJOYED THIS MOVIE ALOT. IT HAS ALOT TO TEACH PEOPLE ABOUT FORGIVING OTHERS EVEN WHEN THEY TAKE AWAY YOUR REASON(S) FOR LIVING. IT IS WHAT I WANTED.

Great story for those who like to plot revenge on anybody who crosses against them