A sweet, touching and sentimental film that is a fitting tribute to a much loved and much missed actor. Not such a bad film to end on at all! Azaria also does a fantastic job and should be recognised for his acting talents, he's more than just a voice!
Made for TV tearjerker that is rather more subtle than most of it's type, Jack Lemmon giving a very sensitive performance as a terminally ill professor giving life lessons to his protege. It's still steeped in sentimentality, but is rather more bearable than most of these kinds o...( read more)
Though the book was much better this is a very good adaptation of Mutch Albom's book.
This is about love, life, death, dying, living, all the above.Don't miss it..
The film veers dangerously close to being sentimental, and the way the moral messages have been done also veer dangerously close to being patronising, but the makers of this film have managed to avoid these things happening. The fact that this great TV movie is ninety minutes lon...( read more)
I saw this years ago, and I was sure I rated it. But anywho, I've watched it again and I like it. Based on the book Mitch Albom has writtem, it's a true story about his old teacher, Morrie Schwartz. It's a great book and I love this movie. Morrie said, that if you know how to die...( read more)
i was touched with the story,, & i was surprised with morrie's attitude.. nice one! hehe.. but the book is much better.. n_n
very heart-touching movie..i salute all teachers who never gets tired of their profession.
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