The Unbreakable Boy

2025

Drama

13
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 43% · 47 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 97% · 500 ratings
IMDb Rating 5.9/10 10 1830 1.8K

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Plot summary

When Scott and Teresa LeRette learn that their son Austin is both autistic and has brittle bone disease, they initially worry for their son’s future. But with Scott’s growing faith and Austin’s incredible spirit, they become 'unbreakable', finding joy, gratitude, and courage even in the most trying times.

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Top cast

Meghann Fahy as Teresa
Amy Acker as Lori
Zachary Levi as Scott
Peter Facinelli as Preacher Rick
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by CommonSenseCritic 6 / 10

Auzman Rocks

When - 11:05 PM Where - MovieBox Pro With Who - MyselfFirst Thoughts - This movie is the definition of sweet and heartfelt. Kingdom Story Company once again managed to toe the line between impactful and cheesy, and it created a solid film.I feel as though every member of the cast are actually trying in their roles, particularly Zachary Levi, Meghann Fahy, and newcomer Jacob Laval as the titular character Auzman. Levi, in particular, as Austin's father Scott, gives a fully fleshed out performance, portraying someone who consistently feels as though he is drowning, without realizing that he is the one doing so with the bottle. Given Levi's well-documented struggles with mental health, his inspiring journey to becoming mentally well, and his work to better others struggling with mental health issues, it truly feels as though he means and feels every word of the script he is speaking. It's as though he has thought every thought and said every word to himself at some point, and yet he still came out the other side. Fahy also gives a solid performance as Teresa, Auzman's mom and Scott's wife. She has quickly shown herself this year to be a really talented actress, specifically in roles that require a lot of emotional bandwidth. Lastly, Laval, as Austin, the star of the show, completely disappeared into this role. If I hadn't known any better, I would have thought that they had cast the actual real-life Austin. His performance has a naturally vibrant energy running through it, and it comes across as totally natural.Does the story go through some familiar beats of the genre? Sure it does. Is it even somewhat predictable? I would say probably for most people.At the end of the day, does that really matter? I don't think so.This is a well-made, good-looking movie that tackles some very hard themes in a gentle but accurate way. There is a reason why nearly every production made by Kingdom Story Company ends up being an unprecedented success, and that's because they're good storytellers and are willing to put in the time, money, and effort to make good films.Overall, this is a solid movie that the whole family can enjoy, and should.
Reviewed by Nexelium 5 / 10

A Heartfelt Story That Falls Short of Its Potential

The Unbreakable Boy is a touching family drama based on a true story. The film explores important themes of resilience, illness, and unconditional parental love, yet it fails to fully develop them.Pros: The story is inspiring, and the protagonist is likable.Strong performances, particularly from Zachary Levi as the father.A warm and uplifting atmosphere that highlights the power of family and support.Cons: The plot is predictable, and the screenplay feels shallow at times.Lacks depth in character development-despite its potential, the story never reaches its full emotional impact.Overly sentimental in places, relying on clichés rather than genuine drama.Overall, The Unbreakable Boy is a decent family drama, but it lacks originality and depth to leave a lasting impression. It's worth a watch but unlikely to stay with you for long.
Reviewed by simbiat 5 / 10

False advertisement

This is not about a boy. Which makes it feel practically like false advertisement, considering that the trailer suggests otherwise. In fact, I'd say that the trailer has covered most of the highlights where the boy was, indeed, the focus. There are only a couple more scenes besides that.So what's the movie is about really? I think it tried to be about a couple, at first, but then it became more about the father, and mostly him. There is a reason for this "pivot", if you can call it that, but it did not feel fair, to be honest, since it made the story somewhat one-sided.Even if that can still be acceptable, I can't say the movie has much impact. It felt shallow for the most part. A lot of stuff is being told, not really shown (not talking about narration), which does not help with establishing connection with either of the characters. Important topics are often times touched in somewhat cliched ways, too, but life is a cliche in itself, so that's not a failure in itself. It's just that darker themes still were "too bright", too "upbeat".Perhaps the running time of a movie was the constraint here. The story is spanning multiple years, after all, and on paper it has quite a few situations, that should stir emotions. But due to lack of time there is simply not enough room to build up to them and dramatize them properly. I think it might have worked better as a TV show similar to TV adaptation of "About A Boy", where the story was also not really so much about a boy (contrary to the title), but about him building connection and changing lives of others, including his mother and neighbor.Alas, that's not what we have. It's not a complete waste of time, but I do no think it delivers, what it set out to.
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