Showing posts with label Britt Robertson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Britt Robertson. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 11, 2020

I Still Believe Tests the Boundaries of Love, Faith, Hope, Forgiveness and Family – Enter to Win Run of Engagement Passes

Disclaimer: Yes this is a sponsored post, but that just means there is a chance for to try to win Run of Engagements passes to see this film! Enter the contest at the end of this post.





Last month I told you how excited I was to be able to review I Still Believe, a film that caught my attention with this trailer last summer 


and how this film was making its way to Canada with Canadian Singer Shania Twain in the cast.  


After screening the film last weekend, I am thrilled to say that these trailers did not disappoint.
This film is based on the true story of Jeremy Camp. It is a story that is emotional and endearing.
In fact, Seventeen Magazine put this boundary breaking film first on their list of the most romantic movies of 2020!



There are so many takeaways from this film. 

It begins with a family preparing as their son is leaving for college and how it affects all the family members, especially the youngest son, who is troubled by his brother leaving home.  You immediately learn about the connection that Jeremy has to his family and how important he is to his siblings.

As the story progresses you learn of the role music plays in Jeremy’s life and how attending one concert changed his trajectory.

What you may not expect from this film is how turmoil was created between Jeremy and the new faces in his life.  This includes a love triangle, a secret romance, betrayal of a friendship, a severe diagnosis, some parental disapproval, the power of forgiveness and how one’s faith can be tested. 

Through these challenges Jeremy experiences love, heartbreak, strength and hope.  He channels these experiences through song writing and the notes he sings as an artist.
Below you can hear KJ Apa, who plays the role of Jeremy Camp, and how he found his voice.


Can one love change your life?




You will have to see for yourself this Friday March 13th when I Still Believe hits theatres.
Check your local listings for theatres and showtimes
To learn more about the film, be sure to visit these links

Enter for a Chance to Win
To mark the release of I Still Believe we are giving away TWO pairs of Run of Engagement Passes to see the film.  Be sure to comment why you would like to see it and fill out the rafflecopter entries below.

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Friday, February 21, 2020

#IStillBelieve is a True Love Story with a Canadian Connection – Enter to Win



We'll start with the Disclaimer - Yes, we did receive complimentary passes, but this just means we're able to offer you a chance to win a pair of passes too! Enter the contest at the end of this post


Last year I remember seeing the trailer below for I Still Believe. As it began, I thought I was looking at a film that would be similar to A Star Is Born, but by the 30-second mark, I realized this was a different story altogether.




This film was based on a true story.  A story about love in the face of hardship and devotion despite all circumstances. That is what makes it a True Story, a Love Story, and a True Love Story.
The movie chronicles the life of Jeremy Camp, played by Riverdale’s K.J. Apa, and his wife Melissa, portrayed by Britt Robertson. Many of our readers will remember Britt Robertston from Tomorrowland.

Also starring in I Still Believe is Academy Award Nominee and Emmy winner Gary Sinise, but there is one more familiar face that may surprise you (click the twitter link below to see)




Did you see her yet? Canadian singer and songwriter Shania Twain is included in this star-studded cast.  Seeing Shania Twain in an acting role will be new for me, but I am looking forward to seeing how she tackles the role of Jeremy’s mom.

A new 2020 trailer for I Still Believe has been released and I was just as touched by it as I was by the one from last summer.



I Still Believe will be released next month and this looks like an inspiring film that I think our readers will enjoy.  To learn more about the film, be sure to visit these links


To mark the release of I Still Believe we are giving away a Pair of Passes to the Advance Screening happening in Kitchener Ontario on March 7th at 10am.  Be sure to comment why you would like to see it and fill out the rafflecopter entries below.

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