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1. www.nytimes.com › 2023/11/24 › movies‘Terms of Endearment’ at 40 and How It Helped One Writer ...

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   Nov 24, 2023 · Nov. 24, 2023. Anyone who remembers the heft of a phone book or the twist of a landline cord probably has some memory of watching Aurora Greenway (Shirley MacLaine) climb into her baby’s crib to...

2. www.nytimes.com › 1983/11/23 › moviesTHE SCREEN: 'TERMS OF ENDEARMENT' - The New York Times

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   Nov 23, 1983 · ''TERMS OF ENDEARMENT'' is a funny, touching, beautifully acted film that covers more territory than it can easily manage.

   • Director: James L. Brooks

3. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › terms-of-endearment-1983Terms of Endearment movie review (1983) - Roger Ebert

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   Terms of Endearment. 132 minutes ‧ PG ‧ 1983. Roger Ebert. November 23, 1983. 4 min read. When families get together to remember their times together, the conversation has a way of moving easily from the tragedies to the funny things.

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5. www.nytimes.com › terms-of-endearment-reviewReview: Molly Ringwald Now Plays a Granny in ‘Terms of ...

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   Nov 17, 2016 · Jeb Brown and Molly Ringwald in the play “Terms of Endearment,” at the 59E59 Theaters. Credit... Sara Krulwich/The New York Times

6. www.metacritic.com › movie › terms-of-endearmentTerms of Endearment Reviews - Metacritic

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   Terms of Endearment is the rare commercial picture that sets audiences to laughing hysterically and crying unashamedly, sometimes within consecutive seconds, and then shoos them out of the theatre in contented emotional exhaustion.

   • 79% (10)
   • Director: James L. Brooks

   • Content Rating: PG
   • Actors: Shirley Maclaine

7. archive.nytimes.com › endearment-reThe New York Times: Best Pictures

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   "Terms of Endearment" is a funny, touching, beautifully acted film that covers more territory than it can easily manage. It's the 30-year saga of a mother and daughter; the story of a...

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   What is terms of endearment?

   • Terms of Endearment is the rare commercial picture that sets audiences to laughing hysterically and crying unashamedly, sometimes within consecutive seconds, and then shoos them out of the theatre in contented emotional exhaustion. [23 Nov 1983] It's beautiful. It's real. A kind of situation that happens all the time with many people.

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   Is 'terms of endearment' a good movie?

   • “Terms of Endearment” does that rare thing that only the best films accomplish, which is that it makes you feel as if the characters continue to exist after the credits roll. They’re out there somewhere, talking on their giant phones, trimming their rose bushes, living their lives.

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   Who starred in 'terms of endearment'?

   • From left, Shirley MacLaine, Debra Winger and Jack Nicholson in the 1983 movie “Terms of Endearment.” By the early 1980s, James L. Brooks had already had an enviably successful career in television, a decade of Emmy-winning work that included the creation of “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and “Taxi.”

   James L. Brooks talks 'Terms of Endearment,' plus a new film - Los

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   What is the most remarkable achievement of terms of endearment?

   • The most remarkable achievement of “Terms of Endearment,” which is filled with great achievements, is its ability to find the balance between the funny and the sad, between moments of deep truth and other moments of high ridiculousness.

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   Does 'terms of endearment' feel like life?

   • A lesser movie would have had trouble moving between the extremes that are visited by this film, but because “Terms of Endearment” understands its characters and loves them, we never have a moment’s doubt: What happens next is supposed to happen. because life’s like that. “Terms of Endearment” feels as much like life as any movie I can think of.

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   Does terms of endearment insult our emotional intelligence?

   • It rates a resounding yes because it doesn't insult our emotional intelligence. [23 Nov 1983] Terms of Endearment is the rare commercial picture that sets audiences to laughing hysterically and crying unashamedly, sometimes within consecutive seconds, and then shoos them out of the theatre in contented emotional exhaustion. [23 Nov 1983]

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9. www.latimes.com › entertainment-arts › moviesJames L. Brooks talks 'Terms of Endearment,' plus a new film ...

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   Nov 10, 2023 · Setting the template for the sort of tender funny-sad movie that would become a Hollywood staple, 1983’s “Terms of Endearment” is rooted in the experience of a Houston widow, Aurora Greenway...