Sappy and unrealistic

Rating: 4/10 (27 April 2015)

A story of a man looking for his lost sons in WW1...but with SUPERPOWERS!!!
First of all water divining is a hoax, it's pseudoscience and has never been proved to work. But he finds waters exact location in the middle of the Australian outback with ease. Then Crowe's character miraculously finds his dead sons bones in the middle of a huge battlefield in about a day just by FEEL. And not the general area, the exact spot.
Why everyone in 1919 Turkey would speak flawless English is beyond me, especially the young boy since he would have been raised with zero English. And this would have been the language of the enemy.
Crowe and an insanely hot Turkish widow make googly eyes at each for hours and her son falls head over heels for his new daddy figure which is strange because his real father died in a war fighting these same people.
And obviously there is zero mention of the Armenian genocide that occurred at this time.
The Turks eventually love Crowe simply because he is a great guy.