What a sweet, beautiful story

I'm not a Fast and Furious fan--I know that may be blasphemous to say here but I haven't seen one of them in its entirety.
That being said, I was a fan of Paul Walker's quiet style of living outside the spotlight, philanthropy and gorgeous great looks. So when I heard about this movie after his untimely passing, and considering it was set in NOLA during Katrina, I gave it a shot this morning. What a beautiful movie and a fortunate legacy Paul Walker was able to leave for those of us who may not be FAF followers. He did such a tremendous job in this film! Hard to watch, even though I read in the postings that I wouldn't be disappointed in the ending. He was perfection in this, carrying this film unlike anything I would've expected. The majority of the film he's either talking to his daughter, a dog or himself and he didn't lose my interest for one minute.
I'm saddened we will not have the opportunity to see just how much this man could've grown if given the chance. I hope his daughter is proud of this performance and the man he was off screen.