The film, Unconditional, was all about fate because there were some many things that would fall into place like it was meant to be. For example, when Sam (Lynn Collins) was in the ally where her husband was killed, and she was just about to commit suicide she heard something and come to realize Keisha (Gabriella Phillips) was hit by a car. This was like the fate of her to find out what happened to her husband, my favorite part was when Sam found out that Anthony (Cedric Pendleton) showed her the two dollar bill it all add up, that's why Grady took the kids in after their mother's death.
The beginning of the film started in a raining dark night it showed Sam getting her revolver out of the dash of her truck. And walked into ally with her gun leaving her truck door open thinking she wasn't going to have to care for the truck anymore. Then it shows a flash back of her husband being covered up in the ally he was shot and died. After the flash it introduces Macon and Keisha but they mainly Macon, stealing food they were caught they ran off crossing a street Keisha couldn't catch up so she got hit by a car. Getting the attention of Sam, she drove them to the hospital. Then then it shows how Sam and Papa Joe met the movie showed that she cannot pass over her husband's death. When she realizes that she was met to meet them kids and Joe was all for a reason. Each character had a change in the movie. Like Sam moved on from her husband's death.
I think the movie was a breathtaking, sad and I love the part when Sam found out what happened to her husband. The music brings a lot of suspense to the movie and makes the mood of what's about to happen.
I didn't like how Joe kept skipping his thing in order to continue the day. You would think that he would do it on time so he can be able to help the kids and, not have random pains and almost die each time. Well to me it makes no since to literally slowly kill yourself.
My favorite character is Anthony because his character was to be the suspect of the killer but the guy who witnessed the killing. I him because he continued to make a good deed, like his paying it forward was to take in the kids after their mother died.
The overall movie was a very good movie I'd recommend the movie to lots of people.
Review of Unconditional
