Boonville Redemption Movie Reviews

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The title of the movie is strikingly similar to one of the greatest movies ever "The Shawshank Redemption". However,  Boonville Redemption is nowhere close to the epicness and plot of the former movie.

Melinda is a 13 yr. old kid, who is born out of wedlock in the rural side of San Francisco in 1906. Since she is an illegal kid, many scorn her in the town. Outraged by all this, she decides to know about the real identity of her father and all through the movie, struggles to find the true meaning of her life.

Alice, Melinda’s mother is of the opinion that God has abandoned her as she did not make right decisions in the past. Overwhelmed by this guilt-ridden feelings, she takes resort to superstitions to deal with that guilt. Maddox, Melinda’s stepfather, is the biggest employer in the town of the Anderson Valley. However, he is a guy who has little to no moral values. He continuously cheats on Alice and often, beats her too. He is a mean drunk and does not show any emotions towards his kid Melinda. When the local pastor of the Anderson Valley is mysteriously killed, Melinda is left alone as he was the only one in the town who never showed any disdain towards her. Saddened by this, Melinda visits her grandmother.

Mary( Melinda's grandmother) is a delusional yet a lovable character. She takes care of Melinda, however, when she is delusional she starts speaking in a long-forgotten language known as Boontling. Melinda starts to learn the language and through that, begins to learn about her father. Melinda does not want to leave her grandmother, however, her sudden death forces her to return to the Anderson Valley. She is determined to find her father and know about her past. Her courage and determination compels the other townspeople to raise their voices against the oppression which they had to face over the years. Whether Melinda is able to know the truth about her father and whether the townspeople manage to overthrow the tyrannical regime of Maddox forms the crux of the movie.

Almost all the actors have done their jobs pretty well, however, the plot of the movie is very predictable. The movie seems confusing and ridden with cliched scenes. "Good wins over evil" is the major theme of the movie and it sustains all through it. The movie has good guys, bad guys, some fighting, suspense and the recurrent theme faith and courage leading to the change. The movie inculcates good values, however, the narrative and the plot makes it very boring.

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Thirteen-year-old Melinda is angry about the hand life has dealt her. Born out of wedlock and scorned by many, she struggles to find out who she is in this world, to herself, her family and to God. Melinda desperately wants to know what happened to her real father. No one will tell her.

Alice, Melinda’s mother, feels that God has abandoned her because of her past decisions, so she now relies on superstitions to deal with her guilt and get her through the day. Maddox, Melinda’s stepfather, is the top employer in Anderson Valley. He lords his control over the small town of Boonville. The local pastor is the only person who doesn’t treat Melinda with disdain. But he is mysteriously killed and Melinda is left with no one to talk to.

Mary is Melinda’s ailing and sometimes delusional grandmother. Under much protest, Melinda is sent to take care of her. Mary shows Melinda the love and acceptance that the girl has never experienced. When Grandma Mary is delusional, she speaks in a long forgotten language of the valley called “Boontling.” With the discovery and understanding of Boontling, Melinda begins to learn about her father. Melinda is happy at her grandmother’s and never wants to return home. She enjoys the peace of no longer being under the heavy thumb of Maddox. But that comfort is soon ripped from her with Grandma Mary’s sudden passing.

Now determined to do all within her power to find her father, Melinda’s bravery compels some of the townspeople to reveal the dark secrets that they have kept for years. Her example gives them strength to bring the truth to light and ultimately to find forgiveness and redemption. Along with Boonville’s residents, Melinda learns that when you look for the truth, that’s where you’ll find grace.

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