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By Indira S (412) on 11 Jun 2014

It's a bitter sweet wake up call for everyone that we should make way for tomorrow…

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By Eduardo C (424) on 14 Jan 2014

Orson Welles called this the saddest film ever made. I would not go that far but it is tragic…

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By Jaime R (504) on 07 Dec 2013

This is a film that is guaranteed to make you cry. Don't believe me? Try it out for yourself…

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By Darren H (638) on 18 Oct 2013

A gut-wrenching domestic drama centred around a geriatric couple forced to live with their unloving children and set in the Depression…

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By Lee Anne W (131) on 04 Oct 2013

This first caught my eye when the Criterion DVD came out, with a cover illustration by Seth, my favorite comic artist…

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By Lori B (339) on 20 Sep 2013

One of Ebert's Great Movies that I don't find so great. It has good acting, a good 3rd act and an uncompromising ending…

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By Kevin B (1,217) on 14 Jun 2013

An American masterpiece if ever there was one…

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By Matt M (2,511) on 07 Jun 2013

An elderly couple is forced to stay apart after they lose their house…

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By Austin L (160) on 21 Apr 2013

I wish Leo McCarey were alive so I could applaud him for his treatment of this movie…

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By Rosco B (61) on 09 Apr 2013

Oh my God! That's the saddest movie ever made! exclaimed Orson Welles in an interview with Peter Bogdanovich…

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By Luc L (823) on 13 Mar 2013

Make Way For Tomorrow was a movie made during the depression, where many struggled to stay afloat in a sea of hard times…

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By Ian R (982) on 23 Dec 2012

I'm not a fan of when a movie stacks the deck so much on one side that it is forcing you to feel only one way, avoiding any nuance to the story,…

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By Derrick W (102) on 03 Dec 2012

Orson Welles said it best: This movie would make a stone cry…

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By Orlok W (1,270) on 04 Aug 2012

Superb, heartbreakingly realistic and personal film about aging in economic hard times--Timeless…

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By Jason P (1,193) on 29 Jul 2012

Incredible characters, incredible mix of drama and comedy, incredible insights on relationships and the generation gap. An absolutely brilliant film…

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By Devon B (391) on 15 May 2012

The love story. The chick flick. The romance. Hollywood's been churning them out for as long as there have been movies…

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By Kevin N (818) on 28 Apr 2012

This neglected film by neglected director Leo McCarey is known around film circles as one of the most tender and mature films of the thirties,…

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By Paul J (1,190) on 04 Apr 2012

It's staggering to think this was made in Hollywood during the 30s…

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By Randy T (648) on 16 Feb 2012

That's the saddest picture ever made. It would make a stone cry! -Orson Wells speaking about Leo McCarey's Make Way for Tomorrow. He wasn't far wrong…

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By Dave L (798) on 16 Feb 2012

That's the saddest picture ever made. It would make a stone cry! -Orson Wells speaking about Leo McCarey's Make Way for Tomorrow. He wasn't far wrong…

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