David L Aguirre

I first thought it was silly. Then I found myself laughing and crying. Enough said

I must admit that I am addicted to good movies about the love and nature of dogs. This movie caught me off guard with its courageous power. I cried, laughed, hugged my dog and then did it all over again.

Well done but disturbed me so much I wish I had not seen it.

So good to actually have a “feel good” movie sprinkled with the reality of the good and bad in most of us.

Our world seems to have lost its humanity and it is through visits with those such as Steinbeck that we can get it back. God Bless those who teach and study fine literature and the humanities.

It’s about time amongst all the gore and explicit sex to finally have a show with a heart and soul. I loved it.