the messenger arrives

[withinevanescencefan]

coool is this a movie or serie?

[heizgoth]

its an HBO original mini series. i remember Mary Louise Parker in this show!

[sommernacht]

I really loved her character in the movie. I think she played the most tragic role and I love her final scene in the plane, when she talks about souls reparing the ozone layer... Nothin is lost forever!

[Conspicuous86]

Honestly, my heart goes out to Prior, because this part scared the crap out of me! I'd die of heart attack if an angel crashes through my ceiling.

[Farutofreak]

hahahahah i agree XD

[dubs19842008]

Prefessor Trelanwey!

[Vherna86]

What's this movie about?...I think it's intersting...

[wandasnotokay]

its a really beautiful film about a guy dealing with aids and the people connected to him....he also unfortuantely for him happens to be a chosen prophet for heaven, whos main objective is to convince everyone on earth to stop progress, lol, its got some really funny bits in it but some beautifully sad bits too

[BoysForPele1989]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, O you just made my week!!!!

[Vehuhia33]

Does anybody know the name of the piece of classical music?

[OFmyBIRTH]

Its called: the infinite decent

[wandasnotokay]

its either composed or written by Thomas Newman ..the infinate decent, i recommend the angels in america soundtrack its good

[Vehuhia33]

Thank you both!

[maya666]

god! what song is this?! i've been searching for hours. can someone tell me??

[bluensunshine]

Marvelous cinema ~ and thank God that advances in treatment have been made since then. My heart goes out to all affected by HIV and AIDS.

[PuffLippy06]

I agree. Saw it on B'Way & "The Angel" was thrilling, devastating, cool... so many things. It was extremely powerful on stage.

[PuffLippy06]

You didn't really have time to digest it the way you do on a television screen in the comfort of your own home... there was no turning back. AIDS was still killing people & that also added a completely different dimension to this play. You saw it on stage & then left the theater & encountered it in life.

[Galadraal]

You still encounter AIDS in real life now... although society has been given the opportunity to create a 'cover' for it so that it no longer appears to be a major issues. The shock value has gone because society has had time to adapt to it's presence. I can see where your getting at though

[Augusto210]

why? I'm curious