Leaving Limbo

A nice movie to watch if you are looking for something with a good moral and no nudity or violence. For some that may mean boring but I didn't mind it nor the religious message behind it.

I do not give out five stars easily, or often. However, I am doing so for this movie.To be fair, this movie started out rather questionable. A young woman, just out of High School, is in a car crash with her fiancé and two other friends in the year 1989. She wakes up in 2008, almost 20 years later, and to be honest, her "recovery" was not the most realistic. It was passable, but from an artistic film point of view, it missed a lot. If I was to rate the film just on the first part of the movie, I would have given it fewer stars.Nonetheless, as the movie continued, it seemed to get better, and by the end of the film, I was really glad that I had watched it. The lead character grew more likable as the story progressed, and the unexpected twist to the plot really brought things together in a great way.All in all, if you are looking for clean entertainment, with a positive, uplifting message, and can overlook the fact that this is not an Oscar award winning film, you may really enjoy this. Especially if you have had some serious setbacks in life, and need a bit of inspiration.

Had the ability to be a pretty good film, but while the opportunity for the lead actress to accept Christ failed so did my expectations. I found myself wondering what's the point of this film anyway.

It was cute, it was campy and had some very religious overtones to it. Though not horrible by any measure. Just wasn't prepared for it.

This is a clean family film with a positive message. That alone gets it some credit. They do the "wake up 19 years later" thing without being too cliché. There are some "what's a text?" moments, but more of the focus is on relationships, broken dreams, and personal character. There is a good message about the need to communicate, and standing by your loved ones. There are plenty of tears, and it is geared more for teens and adults, so younger kids might not get into it as much. However, there is no bad language, violence (car crash is mainly implied), or sexuality (just simple kisses). This is a real break-out role for Mandy Brown as the woman who wakes from a coma after 19 years!

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An emotional drama about a young woman who is in a coma for 19 years and wakes up to find life has changed drastically since she last remembered.

enjoyed the movie ,had sound life lessons . was acted out better than I initially thought it would be.