I was unsure about watching this movie, due to the lack of information on it.  I went ahead and took a chance.  I was pleasantly surprised.  The movie was about not losing hope and believing even when it didn't make sense. The story was far reached but I really don't think the movie was about a hidden portal.  I think the movie had a more sense of depth.  It was about giving all of yourself for someone you love.  Even the ending showed this.  I know this movie is not bound for any awards but it is still a good movie to watch, especially with that special someone in your life.

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