Kristopher Thomas Francis Kovach

Ironically the plot and ideation of this movie has been the subject of debate for years; having supposedly gained inspiration from the 1989 Quantum Leap "Color of Truth" episode [kind of hard considering it came out prior to this movie, although similar (way more genuine, uncensored and moving) ; then there's Alfred Uhlrey's real inspiration of the same name of his mother and her chauffer (which is far more likely) Be that as it may this played out it's plot carefully and was very good at sugarcoating all the issues that were trying to be addressed at the time (i.e. racism) it lacks sincerity and genuism. The only strong point's are the sincerity that Morgan Freeman put's into his character, displaying against all odds [sometimes bitting his tongue] his sincere love & care for Miss Daisy.

Nowadays it seems as if 📽️ cinema is never lacking of a typical looking into or perhaps a step back into time; specifically that of WWII. However in my opinion this particular film is noteworthy as well as worth watching. Egoli Tossell creatively creates a moment in time that is not only true to the period,but successfully holds you in it's grip from start to finish as the tension slowly build's to it's anticipated yet surprising climaxing finish.

If you're looking to watch something that you can relate to with your everyday life but want to unload some stress and laugh a little and maybe even just cry but downright just have a good time and a memorable experience then this is the kind of movie that you need to watch it covers everything from goals dreams heartbreak stress depression family values life lessons and sometimes happy endings trust me you'll love this movie