Maybe I've just been super emotional lately but the ending made me cry. It was so well done!
I think this is quite possibly the perfect best friends movie. I watched it for the first time today with my mom, it was one of her favorite movies as a kid, and I plan on watching it with my best girlfriend in a few days!
I really liked it. Of course I pretty much always like any movie with Haley Mills in it.
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No, it made me cry too. Wonderful story.
~ The ending made me cry a bit too.
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"Haven’t you heard the word
how I want you?
O, I’m gonna be wounded
O, I’m gonna be your wound
O, I’m gonna bruise you
O, you’re gonna be my bruise.
Wendla & Melchior of Spring Awakening
When Sister Liguori dies, it makes me cry. And then Rachel doesn't understand why Mary joins the order, and she won't talk to Mary, and then she does... I may just be more in touch with human emotions than I was in a child, or I may just be emotionally overwrought at the moment, or perhaps a combination of both.
But it's a wonderful movie.
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Yes, Ligouri's passing was so sad...
One of the last lines in the movie probably brought on laughter to hundreds of thousands of teary eyed viewers: "You'll make some crazy nun!"
Saddest part of the movie is when Lugori dies: so beautifully done
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Oh me too!
Kate Nash is extraordinarily overrated
The scene in the retirement home when Mother Superior is comforting the elderly woman because her kids didn't come for Christmas. I'm crying right now just thinking of it. I wonder if I have abandonment issues!
"Hey, I should be mad at YOU . . . now turn around."-Bender/Futurama
This the only movie I remember my mom and dad taking us kids to in a drive-in (I would have been about 6.) But even without that sentimental value, this movie is so sweet, it always chokes me up.
And I'm a guy.
I watched this again recently and was crying like a baby by the end.
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Me too, it was really touching.
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I must admit, I get STILL get a lump.
Mind you, graduating from a Catholic high school in 1980, there are some similarities (but alas none of us became nuns/sisters...thank God).
Underneath the slapstick humor and the dated 1960's pop culture references in The Trouble With Angels(1966), there's a story about friendship. Where Angels Go Trouble Follows(1968) tries to recapture that same spirit.
shareyeah the ending was really sad. the look in rachels face when she finds out that mary was going to become a nun was sad too. but it was really well done. great movie.
shareWhy would anyone want to throw their life away like that?
shareI don't think the reason why she was mad was because Mary was going to become a Nun....she was hurt because Mary did not tell her, she had to hear it from someone else
shareI couldn't watch this movie for years because I cried so hard at the end of it.
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