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It's overall a fun movie and tells the story about the love between a man and his dog. That involves everything that happens when you have a dog. I don't see why that's so depressing. I thought it was a touching movie and I don't see why people were angry about it. If you want to see a fun movie and never want to feel emotional then see a cartoon or something.
It was beyond touching and emotional, it was completely gut wrenching! I'll never watch it again. I was sobbing uncontrollably. Not an emotion I want to experience on Christmas Day. And not one most parents would want to put their child through on Christmas.
It was beyond touching and emotional, it was completely gut wrenching! I'll never watch it again. I was sobbing uncontrollably. Not an emotion I want to experience on Christmas Day.
Anyone can kill a dog in a movie and make us sad. But Marley and Me took it to a whole new level. A level I enjoyed, as I love when a movie rips me into shreds.
Fireworks
Spartacus
Gladiator
The Notebook
Tombstone (Doc Holliday's death)
Schindler's List
Little Big Man
Zulu
Mr. Roberts
Blade Runner
The Sixth Sense
Instructions Not Included
Gods And Monsters
The Killer
Wow, I have never seen Sophie's Choice but what a powerful scene.
The movie is heartbreaking and exquisitely painful. Meryl Streep is at her very best throughout. It's one of the rare instances of a movie being as perfectly executed as the book it is based on. Meryl Streep won the Oscar that year as best actress in a leading role.
I'd add Schindler's List, Life is Beautiful, and The Butler to my list.
After we watched Life is Beautiful (which is a feast for the eyes and such a unique film!), my husband just sat there and openly cried - even more than I did.
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