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'The Road Home' Takes a Master to bring a film like this off.

Posted by Tony D. on March 8, 2010 at 19:32:15:
Not once resorting to saccharine or emotional string pulling but pulling us in all the same. Utterly simple but utterly compelling and brilliant film making IMO.

I really cared about what happened to these people and I admit that Thuy' and I both shed a few tears during this film but not Hollywood (Sandra Bullock) tears.

J.B.