In praise of a wonderful movie

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	• Tuesdays with Morrie Jack Lemmon, Hank Azaria Buena Vista Home Entertainment, 2003 average customer review:based on 79 reviews view larger image
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In praise of a wonderful movie

I think this movie was superbly written and the actors did a fantistic job of telling this tragic story as it really is in true life. I lost my wife of 29 years to this horrible disease. At times it was extremly difficult to watch. Unlike Morrie, my wife gave up on life when she recieved her diagnosis on Nov 17 of last year. I was her only caregiver and I could relate to everything in this movie. The main difference was that my wife was unable to speak and her memory was going by the wayside. I would recommend this movie to everyone.

Spend Time With Morrie

Tuesdays With Morrie is a heartwarming tear inducing film. I don't normally watch made for TV films, but this one is a special exception. Hank Azaria plays Mitch Albom, a sportswriter who learns his favorite college professor, Morrie, played by the late Jack Lemmon, is dying. Mitch feels awful because he said he would keep in touch with Morrie after college, but never did. Mitch decides to keep his promise and to finally go see his dying teacher. Morrie recommends that the two start to see each other every tuesday. Mitch records their visits to get Morrie's view of things on tape. This is a very good movie. What makes this movie is that it's real. This is true. The two stars give incredible performances. It is sad and heartbreaking that Mr. Lemmon is no longer with us. legends with grace, class, and style, are a dime a dozen these days. He gives one of his best performances here ever. Hank Azaria is very good too. The end scene with the two was priceless. You need to see this. If you like these movies, then Morrie is for you. Very good.

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In praise of a wonderful movie

I think this movie was superbly written and the actors did a fantistic job of telling this tragic story as it really is in true life. I lost my wife of 29 years to this horrible disease. At times it was extremly difficult to watch. Unlike Morrie, my wife gave up on life when she recieved her diagnosis on Nov 17 of last year. I was her only care giver and I could relate to everything in this movie. The main difference was that my wife was unable to speak and her memory was goingby the wayside. I would recommend this movie to everyone.

Prepare to enjoy a good cry

I give this movie high marks - beautiful story (especially good because it is true), great cast, and a wonderful message. I had read an excerpt of the book in Reader's Digest some months back, so I decided to watch the movie when it was replayed after Jack Lemmon's death. I cried for two hours. I think this movie affected me so deeply because I have watched my mother, who has a personality very similar to Morrie's, deteriorate much the same way due to multiple sclerosis. While I don't relish crying, this movie was an enjoyable catharsis.

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Fantastic

This movie was one of the best movies I have ever seen. Everyone should watch and learn from it. It was inspiring. I loved it.

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