Judy

[Loopylooloo]

She never stood a chance as a well adjusted adult after that awful childhood, no wonder she couldnt stay married or sober poor woman. Broke my heart for her.

[Annie65]

Originally Posted by Juliemack

The Wizard of Oz is my daughters (she's 24) favourite film. I thought this film might be a nice night out for us but I don't want to taint her love of the Wizard of Oz... maybe we'll do something else.

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Hi , this has also been one of my daughters favourites too, she’s 22 and it was with her and my mother 79 I went to see it with all 3 of us loved it

[Eeyore rocks]

Originally Posted by megaflyer

Go - you will love it but be prepared for raw emotions - the 2 gay characters talk about how they were apart for a while (I will say no more ) was a stark reminder of how grim life was for gay men in the 60’s too - but their scenes with Judy were uplifting (not sure how accurate to reality they were tho ... )

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Just got back... what a film! Reneé done really well...a couple of times she sounded like Bridget Jones.
What a sad childhood she had, that haunted her all her short life.

[megaflyer]

Originally Posted by Eeyore rocks

Just got back... what a film! Reneé done really well...a couple of times she sounded like Bridget Jones.
What a sad childhood she had, that haunted her all her short life.

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Glad you enjoyed it.

I met up with friends yesterday that also saw it last week in Sussex . They thought the same and also said their cinema was silent at the end as the credits rolled - seems to have that effect on everyone .

Renee must be up for an Oscar ?

I want to see it again as missed bits I am sure especially of the Wizzard of Oz scenes - so much was happening and I was blown away to see the yellow brick road again & now in HD !

[Bootrip2]

I saw this in the week. I knew she probably had a tough time but didnt realise how bad, and the film probably didnt portray how much she had to put up with. Wizard of Oz always scared me as a child but i enjoyed watching it. Now if i see it i will just be thinking of how much she suffered with all the pressure and manipulation going on, pills for everything to keep her going/ or sleep like she wasnt a real person. My heart broke for her.

[Bootrip2]

[QUOTE=Juliemack;14111299 It's a bit like me not wanting to tell her that the teddy that she still treasures is not the original one (a whole different story).[/QUOTE]

Oh dear, i am also a bad parent, DD on her 3rd bunny!