A Journey To Think On

Rating: 10/10 (13 September 2008)

I recently re-visited this film and watched it in detail to really watch this character's journey.
I found something new to enjoy each time. Hats off the William Broyles Jr. for doing the research that made a big difference in how the character of Chuck Nolan took shape, and the events in his life that changed it. Of course I love Robert Zemeckis directing. There are some moments not to miss in this film, so pay attention to what is being played out.
This is a journey that can take place in our lives without going where Chuck did for his.
I love this film. It is definitely a portrait of the human experience and a bottom line to take with you. What is the bottom line? Can you find one of your own?