Into the 8th Dimension (2016)

Simple little film about dads. I thought it was going to be celebrity dads – Will Smith, Conan O’Brien, Neil Patrick Harris, etc. – but they get fairly little screen time as they make zingers about fatherhood. But the meat of the doc is a quintet of less famous dads in various circumstances around the world, talking about the joys and challenges of raising kids. There are a lot of tears in the movie, and dads (including this one) may find themselves tearing up a bit as well. I originally started to watch this documentary thinking it would be an insiders look into the fatherhood of various celebrities, and while there are quips from many I was surprised to find that the meat of the documentary was instead a look into various everyday fathers from around the world. This page has into the 8th dimension 2016, watch online, into the 8th dimension 2016 free download, full movie hd.

All in all I would recommend watching this with an open heart, because there are moments where you can feel these men’s love and pride for their children. I definitely got emotional at times (although this could’ve stemmed from lacking a good connection with my own dad) and felt happy for my own future in parenthood.This was heartwarming in its detailing the ups and downs (though mostly ups) of fatherhood. With the exception of two same sex couples, all the depicted fathers were biological. Filmxy has Into the 8th Dimension (2016) Online Full Movie, Into the 8th Dimension (2016) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: Clancy Brown, Peter Kuran, John Lithgow.

The inclusion of step-dads, single dads, and more family types might have provided a broader picture of fatherhood. Ultimately it was sweet and sentimental but left me wanting more substance. Simple little film about dads. I thought it was going to be celebrity dads – Will Smith, Conan O’Brien, Neil Patrick Harris, etc. – but they get fairly little screen time as they make zingers about fatherhood. But the meat of the doc is a quintet of less famous dads in various circumstances around the world, talking about the joys and challenges of raising kids. There are a lot of tears in the movie, and dads (including this one) may find themselves tearing up a bit as well. I originally started to watch this documentary thinking it would be an insiders look into the fatherhood of various celebrities, and while there are quips from many I was surprised to find that the meat of the documentary was instead a look into various everyday fathers from around the world. All in all I would recommend watching this with an open heart, because there are moments where you can feel these men’s love and pride for their children. I definitely got emotional at times (although this could’ve stemmed from lacking a good connection with my own dad) and felt happy for my own future in parenthood.This was heartwarming in its detailing the ups and downs (though mostly ups) of fatherhood. With the exception of two same sex couples, all the depicted fathers were biological.