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I can honestly say this is a a masterpiece; the perfect movie. There is comedy, humour (no they are not the same thing), romance, suspense, tension(again, not the same thing) and an intense desire to find out what will happen in the end but also to see what zanny things will occur along the way to the end. I have watched this film many times and I am sure I will watch it many more times because there is just so much happening that you can place your focus in different places and keep discovering more details which is why it is so engaging. The character development is amazing and it is a film that leaves you asking so many questions. What would I do if I had a seemingly unlimited amount of time, if I could predict everything...everything except "when will it end?" The film never comes across heavy handed or preachy and the characters are very relatable but not predictable. Why can't they make more of 'em like this today? Sigh...the movies seem to be dead to me these days. A truly great screen play and great acting. A special and unique concept, ten out of ten.

After Henry is just my cup of tea. It is a pitty that they don't make em like they used to ..like this. Well mannered, well spoken, well brought up decent people. This is the type of show I feel alright about being exposed to and not the depraved, profane rot that passes today. I am to the point I am getting close to cutting cable and just watching dvd',s of content like this. I don,t have the ungodly and ignorant being waved in face when I watch this. Revision History hasn't suffused Henfield yet and they are no danger of migrant boats landing on their lawn. We just have Sarah being caught literally and figuratively between her young adult daughter Clare and old biddy mother making for lots of chuckles in a small English town...after the passing of Clare's beloved husband in Clare's widowhood. I'd pine for a sequel but I just know what we would get and won't say it out loud or Gen Zed Not Sees will reject my re view. I'll just enjoy this good clean fun.

Eek. I couldn't look away from Marlo Thomas's ghastly, shrivelled up nose-job nose. I tried to look away but it was like a train wreck that holds your gaze and now I have a stomach ache. I looked up old pictures of her, and her nose used to look really good. How can a surgeon do such a horrible thing? Maybe Michael Jackson knows.....oh. Wait. Her face looks like Janet and the nose looks like jacko's. Maybe the all went to the same butcher. I can't tell you what the movie was about because all my attention went to that butcher job. She has the look of a burn victim. It was really disturbing. Do not show this to children. They should change the title to "A Nightmare Before Christmas" buy I think one has been taken already.