The Tiger Rising

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First of all its a ok movie, but I do have some problems with it. It kind of felt slow and boring and hard to follow . Next, it was all of the place also The flashbacks where kind of weird. Fight was kind of weird as well. Also there was not a lot of action at all there were small parts of it. The girl. I did not like the movie as much as I thought I would but that's just me.

First, you lookin for what? Second, you lookin for what? The bad reviews don't have a clue what a family redemption movie is. The attacks on the girl are BS.

Sorry, but this one misses the mark. I had great expectations going in, since there were some good actors involved. They did their best with a poor script, and some unbelievable scenes they had to try and make believable. The plot was thin and the plot holes were many. The story line was weak and poorly developed. I never read the novel this was based upon, but suspect it was cut down substantially, and lost a lot in the process. Consequently, there were a number of story transitions that were not at all smooth. I'm sorry if this analysis disappoints some, but I'm merely expressing my own disappointment.

It is no doubt one of the best movies I´ve seen in the last few years. Better to see with family and beloved. It is a living portrait of the "cages" some of us live in, sometimes cages built by us. You´ll be a better person when it ends.

What a dreadful movie. Spoiler alert - a beautiful tiger dies so a dad stops being a terrible father, a boy's psoriasis clears up and a young girl stops with an attitude. Worst movie I've seen in a while.

Filled with constant irrelevant flashbacks. Slows the entire movie down. Main kid is a good actor but other than that cast is terrible. Dennis Quaid with an awful joe exotic wannabe.

I saw The Tiger Rising, starring Christian Convery-Playing With Fire, Venom; Madalen Mills-Summering, Jingle Jangle:A Christmas Journey; Katharine McPhee-Scorpion_tv, The House Bunny; Sam Trammell-Homeland_tv, True Blood_tv; Dennis Quaid-American Underdog, The Intruder and Queen Latifah-The Equalizer_tv, Girls Trip. This movie is based on a kids novel with the same name, The Tiger Rising and is about how people handle loss. Katharine and Sam are ten year old Christian's parents and when Katharine dies, both handle it differently. Sam doesn't even want to talk about Katharine-he tells Christian that he can't mention her name-and Christian suppresses his feelings so much that he breaks out in hives. Sam takes Christian and moves to get away from people that are trying to console them and gets a handyman job at a motel. Dennis owns the motel-and a big chunk of the town, as well-but is a sadistic boss. Madalen is a girl in Christian's school that befriends him-they are both picked on by the other kids-and Queen is a maid at the motel, who also becomes friends to the two kids. One day, Christian is exploring in the near by woods and finds a tiger in a cage. Who's tiger is it? What is it doing there? Should they let it free? These are burning questions that have consequences. It's rated PG for language and violence and has a running time of 1 hour & 42 minutes. It's not one that I would buy on DVD but it is good enough for a rental.