Until Forever

Synopsis: Until Forever: The Michael Boyum Story is a powerful, true account of one young man's courageous battle with leukemia and his journey of faith.
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): Michael Linn
Production: Linn Productions
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.3
UNRATED
Year:
2016
100 min
Website
772 Views


(ethereal music)

- Yeah.

(camera clicking)

(ethereal music)

- Alright, ladies, let's

move to the sanctuary.

- I just, give me one second.

(sighs)

(somber music)

- Ready?

(sighs)

- Lord, give him strength.

(somber music)

(light guitar music)

- One, two, three,

four, five, six,

seven, eight, nine.

(ethereal music)

(kids laughing)

- 11.

- [Michael] 11.

- 12.

- [Michael] 12.

13, 14,

15, that's the number after 14, 16.

Alright, guys, you did good.

I'll see you next week, okay?

Good, get outta here.

Ben

- [Ben] Boom.

- Boom, baby.

- Yeah.

- [Michael] You gonna help

me out next week?

- [Ben] Of course.

- [Michael] Alright.

See you later.

- Good job, man, see you Monday.

- [Michael] Have a good week.

- You, too.

- [Michelle] I'm not

exactly sure when it was

that I fell in love with Michael Boyum.

- Hi, Michael?

- Yeah, you're Michelle,

uh, Danny's sister.

- [Michelle] When we met,

I don't think either of us

really knew what real love even was.

I did know he was cute.

Not quite as cute as he thought he was.

With those stunning blue eyes like

Leonardo DiCaprio from Titanic

and there was just something about him

that connected with me.

- It looked fun.

- Anyone can join if you're interested.

- Oh, that's, that's cool.

Um, yeah, I'll think about it.

- You're really gonna think about it?

- I promise.

- [Michael] 'Cause those

flyers are expensive.

- [Michelle] Oh.

- You'd be awesome at it.

We'll get you a GI and

teach you some moves,

you're gonna be a ninja

in, like, two weeks.

- My guns are huge.

I'm just kidding.

Okay, I'll see you, see you at school.

- Okay.

Hey, Michelle?

- Yeah?

- Uh, do you want to

uh, do you want to go

get a milkshake with me?

- Yeah.

- [Michael] Really?

- Yeah, sure.

- [Michael] Let's go

right now.

- [Michelle] Okay.

- Come on.

- [Michelle] It's a good thing

I'm not busy.

- [Michael] I know,

that would have been really awkward...

- You know what would have been weird?

If I'm like, oh, I've

actually got math homework.

- You do?

- [Michelle] No.

- Okay, good.

- [Michelle] Sure, it was just puppy love,

but we thought it was more.

We both got grief for it.

Don't you need your shoes?

- [Michael] I'm a ninja,

what do I need shoes for?

(Michelle giggles)

I love to see you smiling,

in the morning sun

It makes me realize

that you are the one

- We're gonna find it.

- [Michelle] No, we're not.

The internet says it's here.

Hey, buddy, give me one more second.

- Hey, guys, did you find

that geometry thing yet?

- It's a geocache, it's

treasure that people

put in a box from all over the world.

- Yeah, that's great, keep

going, keep going, farther.

- Here?

- 10 bucks says he drops it.

- 10 bucks says you

throw it off the bridge.

- Alright.

- Ow!

- [Matt] Can't catch! Perfect toss!

(yelling)

- Hey, uh, bro,

I think I found your treasure right here.

(yelling)

- Michelle, find the geocache.

(yelling)

- So, you two are officially going out?

- Yes.

(coughs)

- [Matt] Cradle robber.

- Two years, jerk, two years.

- A lot of girls date older boys.

- I don't know, somethin'

about him, he's too nice.

- [Michelle] Too nice?

- Yeah.

Boys his age have a one-track mind.

This nice-guy thing is just an act.

- Would you just let

the girl eat in peace?

- I have spoken.

- Ooh, a senior,

I'm just an itty-bitty sophomore,

helpless to your upper-classman charm.

- I really like her, she's a sweet girl.

And men should really date

women younger than them.

- Why's that?

- 'Cause women mature quicker than men.

The age difference balances it out.

- You know, you're

outnumbered, you're 4-to-1.

- Mmm, does James count?

- Aww.

La La La La La La

Oh

La La La La La La

Oh.

I love to run my hand across your hand

There's nothing I could do

and there's nothing I can't

I love to love you so

Let all my feelings go

I love to run my hand across your hand

(clears throat)

- Madame, tonight, I will be your waiter.

(laughs)

May I offer you some of

our finest sparkling water.

- You are so weird,

but a good weird.

- I know.

(laughs)

- [Michelle] He worked

for a barbecue company

and insisted on driving us everywhere

in the pigmobile.

I came to hate that thing.

I could never explain to my friends

why I always smelled like pork.

- No, no, I am not going

to prom in the pigmobile.

No, I'm not doing it.

Stop looking at me like that.

No, oh, Michael, you kill me.

(horn honking)

- I have Michelle Larson with me.

I'm driving a pig to prom

with Michelle Larson.

- Stop.

(heavy metal music)

- [Michelle] Michael was

an enthusiastic dancer.

He did not care how he looked.

("Unchained Melody")

- I love you.

- You're not supposed to

say that unless you mean it.

- I do mean it.

- Why?

- Why do I love you?

- [Michelle] Yeah.

- Uh, 'cause you're pretty

and you're silly, and awesome

and because you're my soul mate.

- Well, someday I'll

be old and wrinkly

I might smell

- Gross.

- Don't say that.

- I'll always love you.

Always.

- I think you're my soul mate too.

(Michelle giggling)

(door clicking shut)

("Unchained Melody" by Righteous Brothers)

- Hey, guys.

- Hi

- [Michelle] Hey.

- Want some?

- It's good.

- [Michael] Come on.

There's only one ninja in this family.

Take it off, take it

off, shut this door, man.

Grab a sandwich.

- [Michelle] They're really

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Michael Linn

Michael Jacob Linn is a professional poker player who won event number 49 at the 2010 World Series of Poker for $609,493. more…

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