Mighty Oak

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DJ H @RT53171010 Sep 7, 2022 The movie comes across as an after-school special blended with a sentimental movie for the Hallmark Channel. It's cute, sentimental, and adorably cheesy. Since the vast majority of the movie is filmed on location in many suburban neighborhoods of San Diego, it quickly made me feel homesick. I was born and raised in southern California. Many of the locations appearing in the movie are familiar territory for me. Shout out to Lestat's Coffee! A favorite restaurant of mine is located right across the street from the Lafayette Hotel, which is prominently featured toward the end of the movie. See more Sergio C @RT12501576 Feb 20, 2022 This story has So much potential but poor execution, no chemistry between characters at all.. See more May 2, 2021 While it's not really anything at all interesting, or fresh. It's very entailed with heart, and stellar perfomances, namely from Alexa Penavega, and her husband. It passed the time here and there, it's material was all over the place, but Might Oak is worth a watch if you need something to watch to pass the time, or for casual viewing. It was fun here and there, and I'd recommend it. See more Feb 10, 2021 Cute story but the acting was awful all around. I have no idea how the guy playing the grandfather got the role, he can't act. It is a good movie to pass the time when you are feeling brain dead. See more Nov 23, 2020 Absolute must watch idk why people hate sean McNamara movies they are so good really guys must watch See more Jul 28, 2020 This movie might have slipped under my radar but was recommended to me by a friend who enjoyed it. At first I thought it would have an "Almost Famous" tone to it. But after the first few minutes I quickly realized this was a movie all of its own. The story and actors captured my attention and brought me into the movie. I actually disagree with one of the critics that stated it had a "made for TV" feel to it. I appreciated the quality of the cinematography. Movies in this genre tend to have that grainy feel to them which always throws me out of the story. This is crisp and the direction allows you to connect with the characters and their journey. I also enjoyed the soundtrack for this movie. I recommend it, it's enjoyable but also touches on the very real subject of grief and moving on. Well Done! See more Read all reviews

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