Ruling of the Heart
United States
188 people rated When a strict judge gets stuck in a café during a snowstorm, he's confronted by two people he made judgments against and learns that the truth isn't always what appears on the surface. As he looks deeper into the lives of others, as well as himself, he finds the proper balance between justice and mercy.
Drama
Cast (18)
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Joel EL Claro
29/05/2023 12:02
source: Ruling of the Heart
denny.szn
23/05/2023 04:51
Easy to watch and predictable but it does explore the grieving process and some other issues so credit for that. Happy ending so thats ok.............................................................................................................................................................................................................
The Gallery
23/05/2023 04:51
I normally don't like movies with religious messages because I find them a bit preachy and the acting usually isn't good.
However, this movie surprised me. The acting was good, the script was well-written and it had a compelling story line.
Funke Akindele
23/05/2023 04:51
A typical "Hallmark" story well acted by Randall Malin.
Saeed Bhikhu
23/05/2023 04:51
It made me cried and make realise that every action we take it can effect others in a way we don't even know. Listening each other is very important. Loved every minute, great acting. Made me cry :)
Amzy♥️🥺
23/05/2023 04:51
It was refreshing to watch a movie that makes you think, rather than just entertain.
Rarely do I want to look up who wrote it or produced it but this one I did. Thanks Dustin "Spanky" Ward, Brian Brough & Brittany Wiscombe!
aureole ngala
23/05/2023 04:51
Good storyline and well-written screen play. Well acted, and although it was obvious the 86 minutes was addictive
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23/05/2023 04:51
Decent for a no-brainer evening. Basically just a hallmark movie.
Nancy Isime
23/05/2023 04:51
Terrible movie unrealistic about court bad acting😶😐😑.
Chelsie M
23/05/2023 04:51
Viewing this feels like watching a play. It has religious overtones that deal with accountability for past decisions and accountability. I enjoyed it.