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Terms of Endearment
from Paramount
starring Shirley MacLaine, Debra Winger, Jack Nicholson, Danny DeVito, Jeff Daniels
directed by James L. Brooks

Features:

• Anamorphic
• Closed-captioned
• Color
• Dolby

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• One of the most beloved movies ever!!!
  I swear, this is the movie that makes me cry the most. Every single time I see this, no matter how many times i've seen it, it always, always, always makes me cry. This movie is the biggest tear fest on the planet. Anyone who could get through this movie without crying (heaven forbid) is probably the strongest tear holder in the world!!!

• Still a good film TERRIBLE DVD PACKAGE
  I have always enjoyed this film.
  What made the film for me were the characters & performance BOTHER OSCAR WINNERS FOR Shirley as Aurora & Jack as Garrett.
  Winger & Daniels characters I just hated. Why did she stay with him after the cheating? His cheating made it OK for her to cheat with John Lithgow's character? 2 wrongs do NOT make a right.
  The oldest son Tommy. It took till near the end with him walking out of the hospital with his grandmother till an adult stood up to him for... more info

• a sentimental movie
  I generally leave this type of tear-jerker to my mother, and I honestly had no real desire to ever watch it. So, when I was roped into seeing this film and found myself actually caring about what happens to the characters, I was pleasantly surprised. The performances, especially Shirley MacLaine's, are very emotionally charged, yet believable. I found myself really liking and really disliking each character in turn, but that's what makes them real. The plot bounces right along and the film is all-together... more info

• A Film of Joy, Tragedy and Hope.
  One of the top grossing films of 1983, including sweeping away 5 Oscars, Terms of Endearment, not only is a heart-felt relationship between a sensitive and compassionate daughter (Debra Winger) and her over bearing mother, (Shirley MacLaine) but also what it means to get caught-up in the day to day: and faced with the really tough things in life like seeing one's child go through unnecessary torment and hardship- but most of all, the film shows us about living in the moment, having fun in the moment,... more info

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