as a physically challenged person (god and how i hate that phrase) i just happened to catch this on cable where there was absolutely nothing else to watch  overall and it was a fantastic movie. yes and i was a little disappointed upon finding out that neither actor is disabled and and yes and i was a little disappointed that more of the movie wasn not filmed from the true point of view of the disabled (can you imagine what it like always being the tallest person in the room and then having to live the rest of your life with a view of nothing but other people asses and crotches. having to always wait for the idiot to stop reading the newspaper in the only handicapped stall and enduring everyone else rude bodily expulsions while you wait. ). and the scene with him driving the car was absolutely me. been there and done that and literally. but the movie was true enough to matter  while i have never lived in a home or assisted residence and there were plenty of times throughout the movie where i found myself nodding and saying to myself yeah and that true. that happened to me. what impressed me is that some of the commentors on this board expressed the fact that the movie made them view life a little differently and with a little more insight as the lives of a silent aminority  can not ask more than that out of a movie and that it makes you think and view life differently and so by virtue of that alone and the movies was tremendously successful. should be required viewing of every kid in junior high school. pretty much for every person that severely physically disabled and independence is one of and if not the most important focus of our daily lives and from working to socializing to recreating. for those of you who felt the movie was cliched and try living our life for a single day  you will see that the movie was cliched because. it true. the challenges the actors faced only skimmed the surface of what happens to us every day  if were lucky and we experience the same emotional and personal growth that the three characters (including the girl) did. every day presents obstacles for us to overcome  it just that there no swelling and dramatic music to accompany our lives and unless it in our ipods. lol. 
as a physically challenged person (god and how i hate that phrase) i just happened to catch this on cable where there was absolutely nothing else to watch  overall and it was a fantastic movie. yes and i was a little disappointed upon finding out that neither actor is disabled and and yes and i was a little disappointed that more of the movie wasn not filmed from the true point of view of the disabled (can you imagine what it like always being the tallest person in the room and then having to live the rest of your life with a view of nothing but other people asses and crotches. having to always wait for the idiot to stop reading the newspaper in the only handicapped stall and enduring everyone else rude bodily expulsions while you wait. ). and the scene with him driving the car was absolutely me. been there and done that and literally. but the movie was true enough to matter  while i have never lived in a home or assisted residence and there were plenty of times throughout the movie where i found myself nodding and saying to myself yeah and that true. that happened to me. what impressed me is that some of the commentors on this board expressed the fact that the movie made them view life a little differently and with a little more insight as the lives of a silent aminority  can not ask more than that out of a movie and that it makes you think and view life differently and so by virtue of that alone and the movies was tremendously successful. should be required viewing of every kid in junior high school. pretty much for every person that severely physically disabled and independence is one of and if not the most important focus of our daily lives and from working to socializing to recreating. for those of you who felt the movie was cliched and try living our life for a single day  you will see that the movie was cliched because. it true. the challenges the actors faced only skimmed the surface of what happens to us every day  if were lucky and we experience the same emotional and personal growth that the three characters (including the girl) did. every day presents obstacles for us to overcome  it just that there no swelling and dramatic music to accompany our lives and unless it in our ipods. lol. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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