Broken Bridges (2006)

• Year: 2006
• Released: 08 Sep 2006
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0477392/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/broken_bridges
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/broken-bridges
• Available in: 480p,
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: PG-13
• Genre: Drama, Music
• Runtime: 105 min
• Writer: Cherie Bennett, Jeff Gottesfeld
• Director: Steven Goldmann
• Cast: Brian F. Durkin, Jason Leith, Richard Tillman
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	5.8/10
	32/100

Broken Bridges Storyline

A military aircraft crash kills over a dozen Southern soldiers, including several from a small Southern town. The funeral draws several emigrated relatives home. Among them are fading country-singer Bo Price, absent father, and Angela Delton, workaholic ‘single’ mother of teenager Dixie Leigh, who can only be blackmail-lured along by permission to rejoin her Californian lover Kyle afterward. They’re all confronted with each-other, their past and prospects, and bond after Leigh’s shameless attitude misleads cocky local rascal Wyatt.—KGF Vissers

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Broken Bridges Movie Reviews

a nice surprise

I am a big Toby Keith fan but have to admit that I didn’t have exceedingly high expectations when I went to the premier last week (I’ve never been overly fond of films that I think of as only show-casing the talents or looks or reputation of a celebrity). I was surprised and happy to be wrong in this instance; I loved the film and felt that it was a solid offering, not only by Toby Keith, but by Kelly Preston and the rest of the cast. The acting was solid and the characters and their relationships were predominantly believable; Burt Reynolds was stellar, especially. The music, too, was a good fit and added to the movie for me. Both my husband (who is not a county music fan) and I thoroughly enjoyed it, and although it definitely is a “chick-flick”, I would recommend it to county fans and non-country fans alike.

And I don’t even like Toby Keith

My wife adores Toby Keith but I’m not that wild about him or his music. I recognize the talent but he’s not my “cup of tea”. I took my wife to this movie thinking I was making a “sacrifice” but I REALLY liked this movie.

The story is good, the music is good, the acting is good (especially the relationship between Toby and his “daughter” in the movie), so what more could one ask for? I hope Paramount gets behind this movie with some promotion because I think a great many people would agree with me on the quality of this film.

Clay Willis Acworth, GA

Warm-hearted, wholesome and wonderful

Finally, a movie without profanity, violence, computer graphics, obnoxious music, and sex! But what this movie does have is Toby Keith, Kelly Preston, Burt Reynolds, Lindsey Haun, and a terrific soundtrack.

Lindsey Haun, who is not a newcomer to the acting biz, stole the movie in her spot-on portrayal of Dixie, a struggling 17 year old who longs for a family. Her scenes with Toby, Kelly and Burt were fabulous. When Dixie debuts her song to the congregation, she really shines. This gal can sing! No wonder Toby signed her to his label- Show Dog Records Nashville! Toby, in his big screen acting debut, proves he can do anything he sets his mind to. He more than just says lines – – he emotes, he connects, and he delivers a terrific freshman effort.

Tess Harper, Ann Marie Horseford, Willie Nelson, Bebe Winans, and Toby’s very own Easy Money Band complete the cast.

I loved it and will see it again and again, and will own the DVD. Very family friendly.

The reason I didn’t give this a 10 is because of the editing and some missing back story, not because of the acting performances.