Review of The Best Two Years (2004) by Fritz S — 26 Dec 2004
[font=Times New Roman]It should be mentioned that [i]The Best Two Years[/i] is a prime example of how LDS film makers should be working. [i]The Best Two Years[/i] is one of the best LDS/Mormon made films ever, but it deserves more than that. I'd say that it is one of the best movies period. [/font].
[font=Times New Roman][i]The Best Two Years [/i]is a movie focused on 4 LDS missionaries serving in Holland (this movie is shot on location in holland). Among the 4 Missionaries, 2 of them are even more central to the story. Elder Rogers is struggling with his faith due to many personal hits on him during his mission. One of the reasons he isn't well is because his Girlfriend has dumped him, royaly, and his parents divorced (both while on his mission).[/font].
[font=Times New Roman]What Elder Rogers doesn't suspect is his new companion, an over-zelous new missionary (also referred as "Greenie") Elder Calhoun. [/font].
[font=Times New Roman]The story over all is very emotional and also very funny. It's a film with a big strong heart and a powerful message.[/font].
[font=Times New Roman]10/10 definatly FRESH[/font].
This review of The Best Two Years (2004) was written by Fritz S on 26 Dec 2004.
The Best Two Years has generally received very positive reviews.
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