Watch My Run For Free

I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

"When Sue died I said to God, how come not me? But I think I had a lot to learn, so that's why I'm still here." The inspiring documentary about Terry Hitchcock. A 56 year old who ran to bring awareness to the country about single parent families by running from Minneapolis to Atlanta after losing his wife, having numerous heart problems (ncluding a heart attack a few months before the run), high blood pressure, two fractured ankles and a fractured knee cap. Did I mention that that's the equivalent of running 75 marathons in 75 straight days...the record before this was 3. Told with present day interviews and footage of the run this is one of the most inspiring, uplifting and outstanding documentaries I have ever seen. If you watch this and you are not moved by the spirit of this man you have no soul. Overall, an absolute must see. I give it an A.Would I watch again? - I know a few people I would show this to for them to see, I would watch again with them to talk about it.*Also try - Christopher Reeve : Hope In Motion & Waiting For Superman

Do you believe everyone has a story to tell? I certainly do and I have been extremely enriched by listening to the story of Terry Hitchcock. I am not a fan of documentaries and I have already paid to see this movie twice with friends in tow on my dime both times. I firmly believe everyone should see this film and strongly encourage you to watch it. I saw a post on the movies' website tonight that private showings are available which would be a really cool opportunity.Why is this documentary great? It tells a story that provokes thought, reflection, and a since of human pride and inspiration.If you like running marathons, or have been affected by cancer, or are a single parent this movie is a must see.

This powerful true story is a great reminder of what is important in life: faith, love, family, caring for others, and following your dreams. Watching Terry Hitchcock's journey, both in life and through his 75 marathons in 75 days, is heartwarming. His passion for bringing attention to the challenges of single parent families is inspiring. It was also nice to see the beauty of America was captured wonderfully throughout the film. I had a bonus connection when I heard that Terry & his wife Sue met at my alma mater, Bowling Green. My Run doesn't sugar coat the difficulties of what Terry and his family faced in their lives, or in the grueling run. So glad I took the time to see this movie.

This is a very inspirational film that depicts the trials and tribulations of bringing up kids as a single parent. It's difficult enough with two let alone one, one that has been affected by a loving wife who has died from breast cancer at an early age. His interaction with his son who follows him throughout the country is encouraging. Terry's son stayed the course and followed his father from Minneapolis to Atlanta. It is amazing that you were able to continue your quest with so many distractions and maladies. Not only was your trip encouraging to many in your same situation but miraculous at your age.Terry, thank you for your selfish dedication to bring this important situation out into the open.