One of THE most memorable,and moving, film EVER!

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	• Don't Cry It's Only Thunder [VHS] Dennis Christopher, Susan Saint James Columbia/Tri-Star, 1992 average customer review:based on 8 reviews
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highly recommended

Review from the "inside."

OK, I'm prejudiced. My name is Ron Orso, and I played Mike Washington (one of the morgue attendants) and I thought it was a great movie. Based on a real story, and the actors were down to earth people. I played several games of chess w/ Susan St. James before I even knew who she was...(this was before "Kate & Allie.")

Well worth the look. Filmed in the Philippines in 1980 at Clark AB. Most extras were USAF.

Don't cry, it's only thunder.

This is a movie worth seeing at least once in your life. Dennis Christopher plays a goof off Army boy, who likes to fool around and avoid his job. But when he comes across a bunch of orphans, he feels responsible for their lives. Only, he only wants to get involved a little bit, but falls for a small girl who he decides to adopt and bring to the U.S. Full of sadness and delight, this movie will make you laugh and cry. This is a great movie, but not intended for younger viewers. It is violent, and some cursing, but the plot is wonderful. I have this on VHS, but I would love to see it on DVD. Watch it and see what you think.

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I Love this movie

If you haven't seen this movie, you need to buy it RIGHT NOW. Very touching and gives a different view of what was happening with the orphaned Vietnamese children during the war. An absolute heart breaking yet riveting movie.

One of THE most memorable,and moving, film EVER!

One of THE most memorable films I have ever seen! I think I saw it first in the early '80's and made a vhs tape of it off the Satellite so I could watch it again and again, and share it with friends. Dennis Christopher was great. Was just watching his earlier stand-out performance in "Breaking Away" and was distressed to find out that "Don't Cry..." was NOT on DVD. What will it take?

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Better Than I Remember!

I first saw this movie in 1982 when I was in elementary school. Of course I didn't remember much of it, but what I did rememeber stayed with me all these years (a soldier, Brian Anderson, helping orphans in Vietnam, a beloved little girl, Anh dying). It left an impression on me so much so that recently I started thinking about the movie (even after all these years) and so I decided, on a lark, to look for it on Amazon.com. Imagine how thrilled I was to find that I could own it and watch it again!

Once I started watching it, it all came back to me and I immediately remembered most of the movie again. This time around, I watched it with my husband who was impressed that I could remember this movie from my childhood (above Fraggle Rock, the Secret of Nihm, more "appropriate" things that I was also watched as a child). It made me laugh and it made me cry and I was deeply touched by Brian's experiences with the orphan children. It's a great movie and I was amazed to learn, as an adult now, that it's a true story! After the movie I was inspired to borrow the book from my local library. I am so happy that I was able to add this to my personal home movie library.

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