Dolphin Island

"Dolphin Island" is overly saccharin family fare, but does pack in a lot of heart with memorable performances.

In a time when we struggle to see people's faces behind their masks and from six feet away, the story of love and connection present in Dolphin Island can be a boost to live this strange time with hope.

If you're looking for something beyond Disney+ or the hormones and conspicuous consumption of virtually every series and streaming movie made for this audience, it's worth a watch.

A feel-good film that is also doing good, Dolphin Island offers great family viewing.

DOLPHIN ISLAND is a better than average family film that, really, the whole family can enjoy.

If you're going to visit Dolphin Island, just know you'll be stuck neck-deep in silly schmaltz that will leave you cringing.

High drama and tension abound.

This one comes off as something of an after-thought, something that was put together quickly, perhaps on a request by a studio, something that should have been a lot better and that is why watching it becomes a frustrating experience.

There's nothing in the world like a feel-good story underneath a feel-good story and that's the case with Entertainment Squad's Dolphin Island.

A wholesome movie that has its heart in the right place, but the predictable plot and ho-hum acting make it a bit dull.