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In reply to the discussion: Name a happy movie. And I mean one that is happy and enjoyable from start to finish. [View all]Tommy_Carcetti
(43,256 posts)49. It's certainly anything but happy from start to finish. But the end of The Shawshank Redemption...
....has to be perhaps the most satisfying ending you'll ever see in a movie.
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Name a happy movie. And I mean one that is happy and enjoyable from start to finish. [View all]
Stuart G
Feb 2015
OP
I just finished watching 'The 100 Foot Journey" and it is a feel-good movie
CurtEastPoint
Feb 2015
#1
Strictly Ballroom, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the In Laws (the old one)
riderinthestorm
Feb 2015
#13
no movie is happy all the way through. without conflict or stakes, there is no story.
TeamPooka
Feb 2015
#27
the movie is OK but it is basically condensed from the theater version.
yellowdogintexas
Feb 2015
#74
(Voice of Johnny Carson) I did not KNOW that! (And I was the proverbial "I could've gone!")
WinkyDink
Feb 2015
#47
It's certainly anything but happy from start to finish. But the end of The Shawshank Redemption...
Tommy_Carcetti
Feb 2015
#49
"Undercover Blues" "Princess Bride" "Victor, Victoria" "Blazing Saddles" "Young Frankenstein"
yellowdogintexas
Feb 2015
#75