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I remember somebody interviewing Sissy Spacek & she was saying how awful & draining
catbyte
Jan 2018
#83
You asked! Saw it over 30 yrs ago still bummed & not made in Hollywood . Real on the streets
lunasun
Jan 2018
#20
Well there are a couple of scenes at the bottom of that link . Watch and decide if you want to go on
lunasun
Jan 2018
#32
Just reading the plot synopsis is as far as I want to go, thanks for the warning!
Canoe52
Jan 2018
#74
It's a bummer but got a lot of critical acclaim its not like a cheap horror flick but horrors abound
lunasun
Jan 2018
#78
It still haunts me. I read the book, so I was prepared. But the visuals wounded me for life.
Guilded Lilly
Jan 2018
#153
Yeah, that last scene with quoting Emily Dickinson's poem "Ample make this bed" just made
CTyankee
Jan 2018
#132
Mee too. Read it and saw the movie and it was one of the saddest things I ever read. Left a huge
OregonBlue
Jan 2018
#179
Yes, it was a true story. The boat captain who left them behind was never punished
Nay
Jan 2018
#219
I only watched it once and I will never watch it again. It is simply life crushing.
LonePirate
Jan 2018
#111
The person I went with asked me " why did you want to ruin my day? " although we both agreed
lunasun
Jan 2018
#145
Yes, just a tragedy all around. Few movies have made me sob uncontrollably afterward
50 Shades Of Blue
Jan 2018
#211
He got his start writing articles for Climbing Magazine and Outside. Great writer. n/t
FSogol
Jan 2018
#169
Yeah. He feels awful he had any part in the whole commercialization of Everest because of what it
bettyellen
Jan 2018
#171
Leaving Las Vegas....loved that one. Grew up around alcoholism, felt it was so accurate.
LiberalLoner
Jan 2018
#231
Yes, but still a favorite. Brilliant writing, casting, directing, and acting!
Floyd R. Turbo
Jan 2018
#126
One last one: "Farewell, My Concubine" I saw it in 1996 & the thought of it still depresses me.
catbyte
Jan 2018
#96
It was so weird that I got creeped out before I could become depressed.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jan 2018
#142