CBL Rating:
The movie begins with Bil McDonald(Michael Joiner) a local cop and his family outside of their house. Their young son is playing and is suddenly hit by a car and tragically killed. Bill’s family is devastated and because of the rage and anger that Bill holds onto from his loss, his family relationship begins to degrade as well as his faith in God.
After being passed up for yet another promotion Bill learns that he is being partnered up with the cop that received the promotion Sgt. Sam Wright a part time minister, who is starting up his own church. Bill and Sam don’t see eye to eye and Bill finds it hard to look past their differences and lets Sam know it.
Bill and Sam have many differences which create obstacles and issues, and both find it hard to look past these differences. With their partnership off to a rocky start can these two finally look past each others pains and differences and use the Grace of God to help each other overcome the hurt and obstacles in their lives?
The Grace card is rated PG-13 and it does contain scenes of yelling, arguing, medium violence, mild name calling, racial themes and mildly intense events that may not be suitable for a young audience. The message however, is clearly brought through and in my opinion this movie does a great job with acting and with overall quality of the show.
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