We loved this. I wasn't among those who complained about the first one, which did honor his conversion at the end, but this one really was much better--excellent message and with even more interpersonal drama and exploration of the person. Highly recommended. (The action is in there, too, with flashbacks ...)

Excellent retelling of this true story. i highly recommend this sequel to the first DVD based on the book Unbroken. Powerful story about PTSD suffered after WW II.

Powerful story about true love and marriage under fire .

im thankful this story was told. it shows his raw emotions as he tries to overcome the extreme pain and memories of being a POW. excellent movie not graphic and makes us thankful for our lives..

We saw the first movie of the book and was moved by it; however, the second installment was the ending we needed to see. No matter how strong we think we are, and Lamperini was incredibly strong, he still struggled and was brought to his knees by the world and its sinful nature. He sought comfort in all the wrong things but with the love of a faithful spouse, he was brought to his knees before God. He was given hope and was able to make peace with his past and look forward in faith. This is a story for anyone who has a crisis of faith and is overwhelmed by the world.

This is an outstanding sequel to the movie Unbroken based upon the true story by the same title. Louis Zamperini suffers from what we now know as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder after suffering tremendously as a POW in Japan during World War II. After his wife finds salvation at a Billy Graham (played by his grandson Will Graham) crusade in 1949 in Los Angeles, Louis also finds the answer to his need.