5/5 Park Day
  by sunshine sc (atlanta, ga)
Love this movie. Hill Harper at his finest. This film follows four young teens in a rural southern town, each at a crossroads in their lives. A coming of age story about the sometimes tough decisions we are forced to make when transitioning into adulthood and discovery who we are.

1/5 hot.........garbage!
  by Blanko (atlanta,GA)
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Hill Harper should stick to playing wannabe, halfway thugs named Breezy T in movies where LL Cool J calls himself God.

This was the worst movie I have ever seen in my life.

Total and Complete GARBAGE!!!

4/5 Park Day
  by Crunk4Christ2006 (STL)
Interesting movie about something we do not hear about much. Harper and Calhoun give good performances. It kind of drags a little. 4/5

4/5 A Human Interest and Spirituality Movie
  by Artist & Author (Near Mt. Baker, WA)
The Spiritual aspect of this movie is admirable. However, the movie is quite disjointed and a bit difficult to follow. It probably would have been better to have one story, with maybe one sub-story instead of three different stories going all at once. Still, with all the movies that show African Americans as either criminals or comedic, it is refreshing to see them depicted in this movie very realistically. Even the shaman seems believable. [He was the black man on trial in 'To Kill a Mockingbird' many years ago.] A few used foul language, but most didn't. I won't tell you how the movie ends, but Christians will appreciate that it is shown as a real answer to prayers.

5/5 Excellent urban film!
  by TennisKing (USA)
At first glance of the dvd cover I thought this movie was just another urban drama consumed by stereotypes about African American life.

However, I found the presentation of the story and characters to be quite refreshing in a sea full of sketchy urban films. The story is universal, and the characters are complex.

Hill Harper and Monica Calhoun both give great performances. They both capture the true essence of the characters unfulfilled dreams, and you sympathize with them, or you can relate to them because they are playing someone you may know.

Even though the explaination of,"Park Day" is not clear, and the ending leaves something to be desired this movie is a winner. This one will be watched again, and I suggest anyone who's stuck in life to take a look at this film. I will certainly pass this movie along to friends and family members who's lost their way.