I read the book in year 9 at school. It was pretty sobering and morbid to read. I loved it though regardless.

This movie is wonderful but I never could watch it twice.

I only watched it once, it hurt too much to watch it a second time.

Both the book and the movie made me cry, but the movie was way more intense

This was my favourite movie growing up. Watched it when I was 10.

It’s Mr Jingles that sets the tears off.

Went to the theater to see this with my mom. We also left in silence. Almost home, we started to slowly talk about the film. We still haven't had much conversation about it, though. It's a bit like.... it leaves you with all those feelings that words can't properly describe. In a good but overwhelming way. :)

He wasn’t really that big you know !

It was the only movie that I saw that I kept looking at my watch because I didn’t want it to end.

I just watched this a few weeks ago, saddest movie I've ever seen 😭😭😭

We watched in school.

One of kings better books...guy still hasn't figured out how to end a book well though.

Read the book that Stephen King got one of the main ideas from: "The Weatherman" by Steve Thayer.

Never seen it and probably never will. The whole religion thing stops me.

The book is a masterpiece.

This is one of the very few examples where, for me, the movie was even better than the book. The movie really captured the essence and actually gave more [presence and power to the story. The cast were spectacular and I've loved Michael Clarke Duncan ever since. I cherish many of Stephen King's books, but he can get a bit waffly and it dilutes the story a bit.

Cried my eyes out. It was the first and the last time I saw people leaving the theater in silence, eyes red with tears. One of the best King’s adaptations.

Excellent but sad.

Good movie, good acting.

Such a good movie, not talked about enough.

The scene was authentic because they hired veterans as advisors for the movie

It's absolutely THE best of all horrible movies.

What's in the box?!

Proof that no talk is required to have a powerful scene

One of the few Disney movies with an ending like that they are very rare.

I've visited Belsen, and watched this. There's a pile of shoes in the museum that belonged to the dead, and the amount of little children's shoes is heartbreaking . We must never forget.

That scene when he drops the tin and it rolls...

OMG my dad did not want to watch it. We were both sick at my sister's destination wedding, so we were taking turns choosing the movie, and I wanted to watch it. Made it all the way to the part at the end where the cat and dog change, started frantically wiping my eyes because I didn't want dad making fun of me. Then I heard... a sniffle. Did a corner-eye glance so he wouldn't see me looking. Coco made my DAD ugly cry!

Robin Williams was a genius. Follow it up with the Fisher King as a double feature and you have an unforgettable night.

Hachi: A Dog's Tale. I turned it off, silently walked out to the patio and sat down. Then I just broke down sobbing.

Brilliant movie, but definitely "one and done." I usually don't cry watching movies, but this one broke me.

What a wild ride. It's phantasmagoric.

Love this movie. The movie plays one way, then does a sudden 180°. There was a collective "gasp" in the theater. And Sam Rockwell was brilliant.

1 of my all time favorite movies!!

I've heard all memories are stored, it's the accessing part that is the problem. In 2002 I saw Clockwork Orange for the first time (I knew the plot). Afterword, a *Crystal Clear* forgotten memory from 40 years earlier burst into my mind. ... My parents had just seen 'Clockwork' and as we were driving somewhere, I asked them if the movie was good. My mom, who was usually very easy going, blurted out, "NO. It was horrible". My father, then tried to explain it was really about the Nature vs Nurture debate and whether or not somebody's experiences made them who they are (and whether somebody could be rehabilitated by controlling their experiences if they were criminal), but my mom kept making little interjections while he talked. I now realize she wanted to tell me that any movie showing people reveling in rape and murder was vile and never should have been made -- but since I was a kid, she couldn't give examples. When my dad finished answering a follow up question I had, my mom defiantly said, "The movie was BAD!" I can still see her sitting in the passenger seat, looking towards my father as he was driving, and almost daring him to say something more. My father and I made eye contact in the rearview mirror and I could tell he had more to say, but his steady gaze said now wasn't the time. ... That kind of sums up my mom who was a very caring "sensor" and my father who was a "thinker". ... If you are a thinker, this movie is worth seeing.

Excellent movie, it's almost a shame it cannot be shown to high school kids since the lesson in it would be the most beneficial to their age group, I think.

His last line is what got me.

I knew this movie was going to be great once I saw them struggling to get signal/ wifi in their dwelling. The struggle is real for those of us who rely on wireless signals for our internet needs.

Cried so hard

That was a fun movie to watch untill the end. The end was so shocking, that when I saw the movie the second time I stopped the dvd just before the end. I couldn't watch that scene again. Too upsetting.

I immediately thought of this one when I read the title of this thread. Very powerful film. I love the details, like how that entire view out the window in the background of this shot re-creates the album cover of Pink Floyd's "Animals."

No kidding. That was quite the jagged pill!

Powerful. Horrible. Unforgettable.

Apocalypse Now. I was a kid. Loved the movie, loved the soundtrack.

It's so good, and didn't get the attention it deserved because a similar movie came out at the same time with Edward Norton

The only thing scarier than Javier Bardem in that film, was his haircut. 😬

I didn't get the hype.

The novel is worth a read, and I relatively enjoyed both movies, too.

You mean trippy :D

A24 studios puts out masterpiece after masterpiece.

One of the greatest films ever

Very good film that keeps us in suspense!