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BEST MOVIE IN A LIFETIME!!!!!!!!

posted 18 years ago by PuppyLover1440-1
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I TOTALLY LOVE THIS MOVIE! I can't believe some people in this world would even doubt this movie! I have got to tell you, best I've ever seen. Heart breaking, but wonderful! It started out that I watched it with my friend, Angela. I was crying the whole time! Some how... it touched me... The saddest part was the ending! That was where I looked like I was flooded in water because of the tears! After I watched the movie with Angela, I thought, "I have to get that movie!" So, I bought it on the internet from Wal-Mart. I was talking about it the whole way in the car when my cousin Katie said that it sounded like a stupid movie! I proved it wasn't and let her borrow it and she loved it after that! I just didn't show the movie to my cousin, I had to show what a great movie it was to almost my whole family! Most of them said that it was their favorite film ever too!

Final question, would Fluke make it on MY top 250? YES.

[–] Sofi_sooner 18 years ago

The saddest part was the ending! That was where I looked like I was flooded in water because of the tears!

Likewise. I can't stop crying throughout the movie. I have watched it many times ever since I was a child. I really want to read the novel. Have you?

[–] PuppyLover1440-1 18 years ago

I haven't read the novel, but I am willing too. I heard that the book wasn't as sad as the movie, for maybe other peoples' opinions. I'm not really sure. Likewise, I think the book would not be EVEN as heartbreaking as the movie! I really want to go see if I can buy the book somewhere, if they have any left, witch I doubt... I have watched it many times too, I think I have watched it 4 1/2 times. ( Since I only got to watch half of the fifth time I saw "Fluke". )

Thanks for giving me the idea to try to get the book, and to watch the other half of the movie!!!

OH, AND TALK ABOUT ENTERTAINING!

[–] PuppyLover1440-1 18 years ago

Yea, I do want to read the novel, but I bet it won't be as sad as the movie! But... can someone answer this question, because I'm DYING to know!!!... After Fluke digs up his human life gravestone at the end that reveals the word, " forever, " in honor of how much he loved his family, do you think Bryan and Carol knew that it was their father and husband all along???!!! I was cryin' all night because I couldn't tell by the way they looked at him when Fluke had to go!!!

[–] FeelGoodHit-OfTheSummer 18 years ago

Its nowhere near as sad. Its kinda like a dark childrens tale, but it has some really funny moments!

Fluke stays with this completly mad woman on his way to his family, which is hilarious.

Also there is less time with his family, its more about his journy to them.

Its a brilliant book!

"We've all got to start small, right? Even Orson Welles."

[–] OceanPagan 18 years ago

I love it too and I love your enthusiasm. It is indeed totally flawless.

Darlin', don't ever take a Southern woman for granted

[–] PuppyLover1440-1 18 years ago

Thanks. :)

[–] thereseuphemiaabernathy 18 years ago

Me, too, PuppyLover...couldn't agree more. It's an *amazing* movie.

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