Found.

source: Found.

It was good, very good, good of the story not the film. I really like the story. But the problem is, this film is too flat to deliver it. This need to be more on Flinch journey rather than confused gray timeline. This could be powerful, the actors was great (the acting could be improve), but instead the director or whoever direct this, make it so flat and too generic. I like the poster more than the film, I could imagine the film in my head better than this. This film should be the journey of Flinch. I like kind of that story. God I was so mad, the story was so good but somehow awfully execution and I called it so unjustice. My 7 rating for this film is for the story and flinch, not the film. If there's a petition, I will sign it first, fast. Come one!

This movie is not going to win any Oscars, but after watching it, I realized that it reminded me of movies from 20 - 30 years back: no swearing, no gratuitous violence and no socio-political innuendos. How refreshing! It portrays an average family with the normal amount of parent-children joys and tribulations. Nobody's perfect, but at the end of the day we are spared the negativity and cynicism that is so pervasive of most current tv productions. The actors were all completely new to me, which is fine, since the acting was for the most part good. The characters were also mostly likeable and even charming. The script is formulaic and at times predictable and contains quite a few rather unconvincing twists and turns, but to me they were forgivable. This is after all relaxed, mindless - and above all - feel-good entertainment for the whole family. To me the whole point of watching movies is to be entertained and in this respect Found succeeded admirably.

I was attracted to the story-line as someone who has helped kids who are in difficult situations. It is very amateur but gets the point across. Overall, it has a good pace and shows both the family and the orphan from both sides in a moderate, easy-to-understand presentation for younger viewers. It is a film with Christian inserts but doesn't shove it down your throat. It's really more about the good heart at the center of being human. I think this will appeal to anyone who wants their kids to be presented with values based on not judging others and embracing differences, as well as to children who may be experiencing a change in their living situation. Parents will appreciate the straightforward approach to morality. It is a bit too basic to be considered entertaining to adults without children in the room, I think. The actors are obviously not that experienced but everyone starts somewhere.