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Yes, I read the book first, and then saw the movie. All of the books from that particular author are worth reading, but that’s the only movie based on his books that I’ve seen. Tuesdays With Morrie was my favorite of the books.
well read too eh?
wow, i didn’t know that about the author but I can tell you that another movie was made and it was about tuesdays with morrie, great performances.
I cannot claim to have read the book.
@bb1webs 194343 wrote:
well read too eh?
wow, i didn’t know that about the author but I can tell you that another movie was made and it was about tuesdays with morrie, great performances.
I cannot claim to have read the book.
Mitch Albom wrote the books. He’s a sports writer, or used to be, before he started writing these “feel-good” books. I have a Literature degree, and I own my own bookstore, so I’m fairly well-read compared to some folks. Although I have a lot of friends who are Literature professors who make me look like a 1st grader.
BB,, what is this movie,?
I am lost, i never heard of it or the book, clue me in, i could use a good read.
Thanks
TripsTriple777s;194352 wrote:BB,, what is this movie,?I am lost, i never heard of it or the book, clue me in, i could use a good read.
Thanks
TripsHey Trips… the movie is called: The Five People You Meet in Heaven
I haven’t read/seen it myself, but will be trying to get hold of it. I haven’t read a book for a long time, and i think this might just make me get out of my hiatusI watched it last night on the Hallmark channel. it was a bitter sweet story
I loved it….
Hey Mitchell!
Lets make a deal, who ever reads it first has to tell the other one what is about and how good it is or isn’t!
Trips
What’s that? The five people i’d meet in heaven? Sure!
— Any of the all-time great ball players who died long before i was born: Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Grover Cleveland Alexander, Christy Mathewson … well, maybe none of the racist guys like Joe Jackson, Ty Cobb, or Cap Anson. (Could a racist get into heaven?) Or maybe Thurman Munson, who was my favorite ballplayer cut down just past his prime while crash landing his own plane.
— My great-grandfather, who i knew until he was 90 and i was eight. Except he’d be younger, so probably also
— My great-grandmother, who lived just as long and was always by great-grandfather’s side.
— Marilyn Monroe, if only so i could give her a hug, say “sorry” and “thank you.”
— That person that ultimately means the most to me When It All Goes Down.
Cheers,
Os.
Triple777s;194367 wrote:Hey Mitchell!Lets make a deal, who ever reads it first has to tell the other one what is about and how good it is or isn’t!
Trips
Deal! BTW – i went out after work and bought the book… already in Heaven
Mitchell,
FLip to the end and tell me how it ends!!
lollllllllllll
