Movie Review My Sister's Keeper by Dianne: One Woman's Opinion OUT And ABOUT

[BLONDESPrfrGENTLEMEN]

@musicroxmysox912 I second that.

[littledivagirl110]

i heard the books ending is different than the movie ending and it was a huge differance but i still wanna see it

[yo1dude1man]

Have a hard time with tear-jerkers. I always have to take a handkerchief and try to look [manly] composed.

[BLONDESPrfrGENTLEMEN]

You're going to love my new mini-lesson, funny you should say this.....It's uploading now.

[NeskaBean]

I wasn't sure whether or not to watch this, after losing my Dad so recently. But after seeing your review, I think I will go and watch it.

[BLONDESPrfrGENTLEMEN]

I'm sorry about your Dad. :( Bring tissues.

[voicepoet]

it was an amazing movie. It brought back a lot of memories. My very good friend died of liver cancer back in November and I got to spend a lot of time with him and his family before it happened, so it was very hard to see him slip away like that... so there definitely wasn't a dry eye in that theater...

[BLONDESPrfrGENTLEMEN]

Thanks for that, voicepoet. I look forward to meeting you.

[Jagdtoq]

You will just have to see a happy movie now to restore your Ying and Yang

:)

[roadamerica2008]

Not a fan of that type of movie. I saw a film with jack lemmon called dad in 1989. I think the people who made this film love to torcher people. Way to much bouncing back and forth from happy to sad. After the movie i cried for a half an hour. It took me 2 hr's to snap out of it. No movie should do that.

[BLONDESPrfrGENTLEMEN]

Aww, what a beautiful heart you have. C'mere....