Movie Chat Room

[jstephens9]

Okay. Now I'm crying.

Damn that was a sad scene!

Same here David 

[Shasta542]

Okay. Now I'm crying.

Damn that was a sad scene!

Ditto. (The one with the reverend and the mom in the rain and in the church building?) Powerful scene.

I think the parents made up---maybe they will stay together. I hope so.

[David In Indy]

Looking at your comments, I'm not sure I can watch this. I will try, though.

Hi Lee! Welcome to our movie chat room!

It's a sad movie, yes, but I really like it. It is beautifully made and it's a true story. It comes on again in a little while. I will probably watch it again.

[David In Indy]

Ditto. (The one with the reverend and the mom in the rain and in the church building?) Powerful scene.

I think the parents made up---maybe they will stay together. I hope so.

I have a feeling they will stay together too Shasta.

[jstephens9]

I think I read where Mary Griffith is now 84, but I'm not sure if they remained married.

[Shasta542]

I didn't like the scene where the parents were sitting around telling stories about their children---it seemed like "actors" were telling the stories. Kinda fake.

[David In Indy]

Man, that was a POWERFUL movie!! It was very good. I'm so glad Lifetime aired it. I hope lots of people will take the time to watch it. Maybe it will change a few minds.

[David In Indy]

Mylifetime.com has information about the real family. I will head over there soon and check it out.

[southendmd]

very well done indeed.  Good for Sigourney.  

Sad that a film like this is still needed.

[injest]

yes