People are voting emotionally.

This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

I just had the pleasure of seeing this film and the one thing that came to mind after watching it was that this is something very special. I laughed a lot, I cried, I was moved in many ways. All the characters were great in their own way and I just truly enjoyed the experience.

I laughed. I cried. What a powerful story! You will need to see it again and again!

Low-budget films have their limits. They cannot afford the finest acting ensembles. Shoot schedules are short, meaning quick setups and bare-bones cinematography. Smart and talented filmmakers create greatness within these limits. "Getting Grace" is the farthest thing from low-budget-movie greatness I have seen in a long time.I will admit that Grace is a somewhat charming young woman, but I quickly grew tired of her non-stop exuberance and cartoon voices. The real issue with this film is that it has the most lousy writing. Characters' word choices don't make sense, and none of the jokes are funny. Beyond writing, several technical aspects were executed so lazily-notably the editing and music score (if I see one more "slide" scene transition or hear one more stringed instrument play a pizzacato walkup that ends with the strike of a triangle, I will shove one of Bobby's bent spoons down my throat).I don't want critic or audience reviews to be the end-all reason I see or don't see a movie. However, I do feel decieved that when I screened "Getting Grace," 27 out of 31 Audience reviews were 10-star reviews. Critic's reviews were also hidden from Rotten Tomatoes. I am no cynic, but I am honest. The quality of this production is inexcusably terrible. I can only conspire that the A+ ratings were left by the filmmakers themselves. I would have liked a fair warning that "Getting Grace" was one to skip.

It is absolutely a beautiful and very touching movie. It covers such important ground with a wonderful story, screen play, superb acting, cinematography, music, and just about every other aspect of the movie. We had the privilege of meeting and talking to Daniel, Madelyn, and Marsha. They are so very talented and have done a phenomenal job with this most sensitive of subjects. So much packed into it and not a scene too long! I hope audience the world over gets access to this excellent movie.