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(165) 6.1 120 min 2018

Made for More is a movie starring Dave Hollis and Rachel Hollis. This is more than a documentary. It's a film packed with tools to help you discover the best version of yourself. Mama of four, CCO/founder of The Hollis Company and...

Starring
Dave Hollis, Rachel Hollis
Genres
Documentary
Director
Jack Noble

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Audio English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles 日本語  Čeština  Português  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres Documentary
Director Jack Noble
Stars Dave Hollis, Rachel Hollis
Country USA
Runtime 2H
Description This is more than a documentary. It's a film packed with tools to help you discover the best version of yourself. Mama of four, CCO/founder of The Hollis Company and The Chic Site, Rachel Hollis has been called "Tina Fey meets Tony Robbins for women" and is taking audiences on an inside look at chasing the biggest of dreams.

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5 customer reviews about «Made for More»

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Top reviews

Alice Perez
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 22:02

Please watch this great documentary for yourself. You will see more often how people are affected by their doctors and this documentary is a brilliant exercise to put all the different stories together. And it is amazing that some of the stories go on for days or even weeks without a single moment of blood. My favorite stories are the ones where doctors make a mistake and they don't kill the patient but give them the medicine to make them walk and talk normally again. Some stories are in the news about their health problems but most people are not aware about the experiences and the circumstances of people who have been affected by health problems. This is one of the documentaries that will stay in your mind and will be talked about for a long time.
Marilyn
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 08:34

I have read that this film has some pretty nasty critics. This was one of the very first documentaries I saw when I was 13, and I have to admit it really changed my life. My whole family and I have seen the same film at least four or five times. To me, that is proof that this film was not only inspiring, but also, it was something we all could relate to. I think this film is extremely important and should be viewed by as many people as possible. Not only is this film important for the families of those who died, but it's also important for the whole world to see what this is like to watch your loved one die. All we can do is watch as they are dragged off and watch as this is the most awful thing in the world to witness. The film is really insightful and will be talked about for a long time to come. Even if this is not your kind of film, it should be seen.
Joyce Edwards
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 22:56

I was a bit skeptical when I heard about this documentary, but I'm glad I watched it. It's an interesting look at a certain group of people in the US, a group I didn't know much about, but that I found fascinating. I found it very interesting to see how they coped with the difficulties of living in poverty and how they dealt with the pressures of a society that wasn't always supportive. The film is very well made, and the interviews with them are very engaging. It's a very well done documentary. It's not the most interesting documentary I've ever seen, but it's definitely one I'd recommend. I definitely recommend it.
Joan A.
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 18:38

This is a very educational and entertaining documentary about the practice of guillotine-torture, and the moral and ethical issues that come with it. It seems to me that we need to educate ourselves more about this barbaric act of modern science. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who is interested in learning more about this topic.
Lori
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 02:03

Michael Moore's latest film, Do the Right Thing, is a fantastic film for anyone who is interested in America's black community. It's a film that illustrates that America's black community is on the rise, despite a small amount of negative publicity over the last decade. In the first part of the film, Moore interviews African American artists, artists who are directly affected by the criminal justice system. The film then transitions to talking about the criminal justice system itself. The portrayal of the criminal justice system by Michael Moore is very different from many people's portrayals of the system. He's not talking about the justice system as a whole, instead he's discussing individual cases of injustice. For example, he takes a look at the current situation with a 16 year old juvenile in Chicago. This teenager, who is white, has been in juvenile prison for shooting a white teenager. But after his conviction, he has been told by a judge that he can no longer go back to jail for the crime. He can only stay in the juvenile detention center for up to a year. His mother then asks the juvenile court judge to re-sentence him for the shooting. The judge is faced with a dilemma. He must either re-sentence him for the crime or send him back to jail. He re-sentences him for the crime. The judge finds the situation outrageous and decides that he should not re-sentence him for the crime. The film then shifts gears to the political system, especially on the issue of the war in Iraq. Moore describes the problems that the war in Iraq has had on American soldiers. He goes on to point out that some of the soldiers have died in action because of the senseless war in Iraq. This is the first time that Moore has tried to show this issue from a black perspective. His approach is not different from his previous films, but this is the first time that he has used a black audience in his film. I think that this is a strong film, and I'm excited that the movie has finally found an audience. I think that it's a very important film to discuss the issue of the criminal justice system from a black perspective.
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