The Secret: Dare to Dream
A massive storm and an encounter with a mysterious man (Josh Lucas) turn around the life of a struggling widow (Katie Holmes) in this drama inspired by Rhoda Byrnes's best-selling self-help book.
- Director:
- Andy Tennant ('Sweet Home Alabama', 'Fool's Gold', 'Hitch')
- Writer:
- Bekah BrunstetterRick ParksAndy Tennant
- Cast:
- Katie HolmesJosh LucasCelia WestonJerry O'ConnellSarah Hoffmeister
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressLittered with confounding clichés and hokey devices, it's the exact inverse of what a passionate romance should aspire to be, let alone one preaching the power of positivity.
The Guardian
pressIt's a frothy, forgettable translation of the hit book that takes its central belief system and uses it as the basis for a vaguely magical romantic drama for moms.
Los Angeles Times
pressA romantic drama about the power of magical thinking, may not be the worst movie of 2020, but it has to be the dopiest.
Hollywood Reporter
pressIt's the sort of movie in which kids express their desire for a pepperoni pizza during a torrential storm, and a few seconds later a pizza deliveryman miraculously appears at their front door.
Vanity Fair
pressIt's otherwise an admirably mellow experience... But zoomed out just a bit, Dare to Dream reveals more insidious dimensions.
Variety
pressLittered with confounding clichés and hokey devices, it's the exact inverse of what a passionate romance should aspire to be, let alone one preaching the power of positivity.
The Guardian
pressIt's a frothy, forgettable translation of the hit book that takes its central belief system and uses it as the basis for a vaguely magical romantic drama for moms.
Los Angeles Times
pressA romantic drama about the power of magical thinking, may not be the worst movie of 2020, but it has to be the dopiest.
Hollywood Reporter
pressIt's the sort of movie in which kids express their desire for a pepperoni pizza during a torrential storm, and a few seconds later a pizza deliveryman miraculously appears at their front door.
Vanity Fair
pressIt's otherwise an admirably mellow experience... But zoomed out just a bit, Dare to Dream reveals more insidious dimensions.
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