October 3, 2009
what many men, and women go through in life... awesome movie!
Amy Jo Johnson, Brett Cullen, Cathy Rigby
Andie Bradley is a gymnast with big dreams for the Olympics. When offered to work with one of the leading coaches in the U.S., she gratefully excepts. When she gets to the gym, she is scrutinized by t...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 10, 2004
Stats: 44 reviews
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September 15, 2009i really do like this movie.. it's deep. the actors are not perfect but at least the main actress was really good at it.
the story i loved it, the end it's a little unreal because it was "easy" for here to just leave the anorexia... in reality it's so much harder.
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December 22, 2007I absolutely loved this movie. I think Amy Jo Johnson did a brilliant job acting as Andie Bradley and I would recommend this movie to any teenage girl (or mother of a teenage girl).
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October 15, 2007this is a good movie when I watched this movie it made me cry and do alot of thinking after seeing this movie I believe it got me out of my habbit of purging and not eating and all. I am a motivational speaker and I go to different schools in my area and talk about the dangers of having an eating disorder. just because your coach tells you that you need to lose weight doesn't mean you have to go and purge or starve your self to death in fact you need to eat all more to replace those calories that your buring when your excercising that way you don't fall out in the middle of a preformance like Andie Bradley did. this movie can do one of two things give you bad ideas or it could teah you the dangers of purging and starving your self and over excercising. what this girl did on this movie is very dangerious and she is extreamly lucky that she didn't die from this eating disorder because most people do end up dying by the time they get diagnoised with this eating disorder.
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