- TV
- 01:51 PM, Apr 24
there really isn’t much need for the technology and rarely another moment where it's used to any appreciable effectby Bruce DeMara [Toronto Star ]
the story packs in far too much, from multiple crises to several montagesby Elizabeth Weitzman [New York Daily News ]
the facts are well documented and Winter is still swimming up a storm with her new tail in Clearwater, where she is a big tourist attractionby Rex Reed [New York Observer ]
surprisingly solid, earnest family picby Andrew Barker [Variety ]
precision engineered for full inspirational, heart-warming valueby Todd McCarthy [Hollywood Reporter ]
it's noted that visitors can go to see the dolphin at Clearwater (Fla.) Marine Aquariumby Claudia Puig [USA Today ]
it's appreciative of what humans can do - of what a kid could do - to reach out to that mindby Ty Burr [Boston Globe ]
inspiring kid-engineered story of real-life courage and ingenuityby Glenn Kenny [MSN Movies ]
including the parallels between the dolphin and the injured war veterans who factor into the story, is made obvious enough that no 6-year-old could miss itby Neil Genzlinger [New York Times ]
has more in common with "The Swiss Family Robinson" than most modern live-action family movies, where slapstick and cheap laughs feed short attention spansby Peter Hartlaub [San Francisco Chronicle ]
feels like Free Willy without the dramaReview rate : B- by Keith Staskiewicz [Entertainment Weekly ]
a swimming star injured in combat, but never slides into sanctimony or schmaltzby Colin Covert [Minneapolis Star Tribune ]