A perfect movie for people who likes to fill some voids in their life.
Its a story about a shy adolescent boy, Walter, (played by Joel Osment), who was taken
by her greedy mother to spend the summer with two hard-boiled great-uncles. Robert
Duvall played the role of Hub while Michael Caine played the role of the other uncle, Garth,
who were rumored to stash millions in their ran-down shacks. At first the two uncles found
Walter's presence a nuisance but later warmed up the relationship with some tall tales. The
boy on the other hand was able to revive their youthful spirits.
Have you ever experienced being thrown into a situation you do not want to
get into and with people you don't even want to know or to be with ? Then this is
one very good movie to give you an idea how some very bad foul-ups could turn
into something worth fighting for. The this movie is definitely for you.
Some people never get to enjoy movies because they pay attention to the flaws and foul-ups
instead of looking at the good parts, Like books, and maybe one step better, a movie is made
to convey a message. Its more difficult to relate to the audience for there are a lot of distraction
so the message get lost somewhat unlike in a book where you could explain the mind play in
every scene. Both are good vehicles and it takes a good unbiased mind to read a good novel
and a good mind set ( the therapeutic way ) to appreciate what you are watching.