Starts off at a good pace and the story's continuing evolvement keeps it fresh. Mostly. I had to FF near the end. Better than a 6 but a seven is a stretch- a thriller for the whole family. The main characters' continuing development underlies a positive, nearly feel good movie, which is nice for a thriller. So it's not a cookie-cutter plot, but damn near close. Acting, cinematography, sound etc was what you would expect in a high budget film. Sets selection is way better than average, takes the viewer through rural and urban Europe, and a bit of America. If a feel good movie makes you sick, then pass, but it's not as sappy as a Hallmark. And if hard cold realism is your thing, then skip it. There's a lot of luck following the two protagonists not to mention superhuman like levels of emotional and physical recovery.
Review of The Hunter's Prayer
