a tale of a young boy and dexter (joseph mazzello) with aids who befriends a rough and tumble boy (played by brad renfro) his exact opposite and the cure is sad and if a bit too soapy and pull at your emotions message movie with it heart in the right place. for that fact alone and it a recommended view. the highlight might be just watching them finding friendship and hanging out with each other when no one else accepts them. however since the real story centers on the boy aids  things take off when one day at the local supermarket and dexter eye catches a checkout tabloid magazine that states a new orleans doctor has discovered the cure. both of them and obviously a tad naive and make it a plan to set out for new orleans in whichever means possible. which kinda pulled me two ways. it a mite heart warming and i hate to nit pick and but i found the plot wanders in a melodramatic and predictable sense and the proceedings have a coat of gloss over them like only movies can do. i couldn not escape the tugging notion i was watching a road trip movie about self discovery and sickness and growing up. for instance and i know theyre young and but i found it a real task to belief in the things these boys do. like boiling tree leaves and drinking the hot tea or eating an experimental diet of chocolate bars because they believe it will combat the ravaging disease. to say nothing of them making a cross country voyage as they do with no legal or downright scary repercussions. still misgivings aside and those movie conventions you come to expect and it a story worth seeing particularly with family. 
a tale of a young boy and dexter (joseph mazzello) with aids who befriends a rough and tumble boy (played by brad renfro) his exact opposite and the cure is sad and if a bit too soapy and pull at your emotions message movie with it heart in the right place. for that fact alone and it a recommended view. the highlight might be just watching them finding friendship and hanging out with each other when no one else accepts them. however since the real story centers on the boy aids  things take off when one day at the local supermarket and dexter eye catches a checkout tabloid magazine that states a new orleans doctor has discovered the cure. both of them and obviously a tad naive and make it a plan to set out for new orleans in whichever means possible. which kinda pulled me two ways. it a mite heart warming and i hate to nit pick and but i found the plot wanders in a melodramatic and predictable sense and the proceedings have a coat of gloss over them like only movies can do. i couldn not escape the tugging notion i was watching a road trip movie about self discovery and sickness and growing up. for instance and i know theyre young and but i found it a real task to belief in the things these boys do. like boiling tree leaves and drinking the hot tea or eating an experimental diet of chocolate bars because they believe it will combat the ravaging disease. to say nothing of them making a cross country voyage as they do with no legal or downright scary repercussions. still misgivings aside and those movie conventions you come to expect and it a story worth seeing particularly with family. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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