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During the Vietnam War, a doctor and nurse meet and fall in love. I love this movie.It is definitely worth watching.A must see for any true romance fan.I will continue to enjoy this over and over.I do hope that it will be released on dvd.It deserves to be enjoyed by everyone for a long time. We saw this movie when it first came out. We just wanted to see it again. It was on VHS so that was different for us. But it still had the same appeal to it. Action/Romance. I won't bore you with another review.
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Please bring it out on DVD. Both my husband (a Vietnam combat vet, 1967) and I love this film and it's one of our all-time favorites. To begin, it's just a really good stor... see description |
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I post this message here for my mother who is French and does not speak and understand English. She saw when She was younger "the valley of decision" at the cinema in France and read the French version of the book. In France this film is no more published! In America there is the video tape in English, for when studios will publish a dvd version of this film also in French
if someone can help me! thanks With all the boxed sets being produced by the studios, where is a Greer Garson set with Valley of Decision, Mrs. Parkington, Pride and Prejudice, Madame Curie, Blossoms in the Dust and That Forsythe Woman. I own the Garson DVD's already released--when will these others of an actress of such magnitude be available on DVD? This is a romantic but interesting story for th... see description |
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North Bath is the kind of place, wrapped in winter (beautifully shot by John Bailey), where enemies are friends, marriages are shaky, and Hawaii is only a state of mind. --Doug Thomas . This "town drama" of a blue-collar America offers the patient filmgoer a rich and rewarding experience. Newman gives a brilliant performance (Oscar-nominated and winner of two critics circle awards) relying on his well-honed subtleties. "Worn to perfection" is the tag line promoting this crafted character study. The dramatics are simple: the return of his son (Dylan Walsh) and grandson, offering a chance to reconcile; odd jobs for a construction company he's trying to sue for an injury; and a comedic grudge match against the owner (a reserved Bruce Willis). It describes Paul Newman, the resourceful 70... see description |
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