• Same Kind of Different as Me (2017)

    Successful businessman Ron Hall and his wife, Deborah, discover a renewed sense of purpose when they begin to volunteer at a local mission in Fort Worth, Texas. Their lives change forever when they develop an unlikely friendship with Denver Moore, a homeless man who inspires them to save their struggling marriage.

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Same Kind of Different as Me
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Release Date: October 20th, 2017

DVD Release Date: February 20th, 2018

PG-13 |1 hr 59 min

Plot Summary

Successful businessman Ron Hall and his wife, Deborah, discover a renewed sense of purpose when they begin to volunteer at a local mission in Fort Worth, Texas. Their lives change forever when they develop an unlikely friendship with Denver Moore, a homeless man who inspires them to save their struggling marriage.

Cast: Greg Kinnear, Renée Zellweger, Djimon Hounsou, Jon Voight, Olivia Holt, Stephanie Leigh Schlund, Geraldine Singer, Dana Gourrier

Director: Michael Carney

Genres: Drama

Production Co: Disruption Entertainment

Distributors: Pure Flix Entertainment, Paramount Pictures

Keywords: Quest , Transformation , Husband , Emotional , Underdog , Rise , Heartwarming , Marriage , 2010s , Moving , Wife , House , Friendship ,

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  • 63
    Bill ZweckerChicago Sun-Times

    Yet again we have a film with a lovely, life-affirming, uplifting message — unfortunately delivered in such a heavy-handed, gooey-sweet manner that audiences will exit the theater in a near-diabetic coma. show more

  • 50
    Keith UhlichThe Hollywood Reporter

    Earnest to a fault and soft-edged in its approach to faith (God is more in the margins here than he is a central, narrative-driving presence), yet direct and moving in some scene-by-scene specifics because of their basis in reality. show more

  • 40
    Dave WhiteTheWrap

    Same Kind of Different as Me works more effectively when its talented cast is given freedom to engage on an interpersonal level and its various political subtexts are sidelined. show more

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