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Mighty Oak Brookwell-McNamara Entertainment Paramount Pictures Express Review: Mighty Oak The filming by director Sean McNamara was well done. Pay close attention to the crash scene. They did a fantastic job. There were also some great shots of Ocean Beach, California. Now I must say off-the-bat that a few people might find the subject matter a bit different. The idea that a kid could be the reincarnation of someone's brother is a bit farfetched however I see what the writer was trying to do. I want to tip my hat to Tommy Ragen (Oak Scoggins). He had to deal with multiple emotions throughout the movie. When he lashed out at one point during the film, I can totally understand that. If you really think about it Oak had to deal with a lot. In his life, he had a depressed music director, a sick mother, no father figure, and bullying at school. That's a lot to take on as a 10-year-old who only wanted to play music. Thankfully, over time he did develop some great friendships with a...