The document discusses the movie "I'll Be There" and highlights its themes of family, forgiveness, and redemption. It summarizes that the movie focused more on the relationship between KC and her daughter Gabby than a romantic relationship. It also praised the movie for its dramatic lines and sarcastic dialog. In the end, it recommends the movie as a heartwarming story about what family means and asking for forgiveness.

1. 1526241-358588<br />“Obeying parents sometimes seems like the hardest road to take, but in the long run it is the only lifestyle that brings real peace and joy.”443977171232-221876187773<br /> Trust is a virtue that so hard to regain ones it is lost so nobody can blame Mina for acting so stupid because it’s not easy to be promised by someone you genuinely love but did not came true. For her, it is really hard to forgive because she’s been hurt so badly for long time.<br /> Mina came back to the Philippines not because for her father but rather because of the 25% share of property that she inherit from her mother. Hatred lies in her heart when her father promised her to come back but he never did.<br /> But in the end, her father proved to her that how is very sorry for what he have done to her 15 years ago and promised to himself to win back the trust of her daughter.<br /> It’s refreshing to know that I’ll Be There was not really about romance between two middle-aged lovers. The movie highlighted the relationship between KC and Gabby more than that of KC towards Jericho. It’s amusing that the scenes featuring Echo and KC were very limited but mind you, they are all super awesome.<br /> Aside from dramatic lines, this movie can boast of its adorable sarcastic dialogs. Indeed, KC was sarcasm personified, but in a good way of course.<br /> It is really a great movie for family to know what a family means and to understand essence of asking forgiveness to be forgiven because forgiveness is the sweetest revenge. It is a two-thumbs-up movie. <br />