DVD
REVIEW:
LOVE'S UNENDING LEGACY
12/08/07
OVERVIEW: An inspiring
story of faith and fortitude Loves Unending Legacy, the
fifth installment of Janette Oke’s best-selling books,
arrives on DVD December 4. The Western frontier is the
backdrop of the uplifting and wholesome drama that
chronicles the LaHaye family’s search for love and
discovery. In Love’s Unending Legacy, Erin Cottrell reprises
her role as Missie LaHaye, whose husband was killed after
relocating to a new town and is forced to adapt to life in a
new place on her own. After struggling to work the land and
raise her son by herself she returns to her parent’s ranch,
adopts a young girl and sets forth on a mission to find
happiness for her new family. With more than 30 million
copies of the books sold, fans can continue to follow the
inspirational love story of a more innocent time in this
heartwarming film.
SYNOPSIS: In the latest
series installment, two years have passed since the tragic
death of Missie LaHaye’s husband Willie. Missie is forced to
move back to her father’s ranch in Tettsford Junction and
ends up adopting a teenage orphan girl who tests her faith
and strength. Missie is compelled to defend the girl’s
orphan brother who is being mistreated by his adoptive
family all the while fighting her own feeling of love for
the town sheriff.
REVIEW:
Following the footsteps of his
father, Michael Landon ("Little House on the Praire"),
Michael Landon, Jr as the executive producer to "Love's
Unending Legacy" brings us a story based on the best selling
author Janette Oke's Love Comes Softly This is a
story that takes place in a small western town in a
Christian family home living the lifestyle of the time
surrounded by the loss of loved ones. While this story is
mainly on Missie LaHaye (Erin Cottrell) and how she is
trying to cope with the loss of her husband and young baby's
death under different circumstances, the story of Belinda an
orphan and feisty fourteen year old girl who is adopted by
Missie becomes as important to the entire plot of the film.
Both learn to trust and love each other after a rough
journey where secrets have to be revealed and the past needs
to give way to hope. With other children involved in the
story, animals, grandparents and prayer at the table, this
story will remind you of "Little House in the Prairie" and
how family entertainment used to be and can be.
VIDEO:
Fullscreen
AUDIO:
Dolby
Digital 5.1 Surround - English
Subtitles - English ,
Spanish - Optional
People Movie Love's
Unending Legacy
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Rebekah
Walton |
80 |
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Okay, story. Good plot. I really enjoyed
watching it. |
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