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I enjoyed this film.

posted 14 years ago by textumbleweed
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Stumbled across it on cable this weekend, thought it was a pretty good story. Sometimes, what we wouldn't give for a second chance to say good-bye or to clear things up before loved ones die.

[–] aiiiisshhh 14 years ago

i found this movie to be a very painful experience to watch.

i mean i like that asians are making more movies now but like really?
when better luck tomorrow came out i thought asians might actually have a chance. eh i like harold and kumar though

[–] textumbleweed 14 years ago

This movie was actually extremely painful as I'm still healing from the loss of my grandmother (emotional relapse after watching this). As far as movies itself go, I still think it was good and a pleasant way to spend 90 or so minutes.

[–] flwells30121 14 years ago

As an African-American man who viewed this movie, I compared this to a little of the movie, "Soul Food" and equivalent to the movie, "Kingdom Come" was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed it. It is far better than given credit for.

[–] ljr-x25 14 years ago

I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. It was a sweet movie. Worth a watch IMO.

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[–] golby260 13 years ago

Heh, I'm black, too, and I liked it.. I think.

I can't say for sure if it's a good movie -- it seemed pretty low-budget, the acting wasn't all that great, and when I saw all the Canadian government credits in the end, I was like, "NO WONDER about the picture quality!" -- but it made me cry at the end.

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