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   The movie ‘Terms of Endowment’ is a romantic comedy produced in 1983 and based on Novel authored by Mcmurtry Larry. The movie (book) is based on a case where a mother, Aurora (MacLaine Shirley) and her daughter Emma (Winger Debra) went out in search of love.

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   Complete summary of Larry McMurtry's Terms of Endearment. eNotes plot summaries cover all the significant action of Terms of Endearment.

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   Terms of Endearment is a book strongly influenced by its setting: Aurora Greenway is intensely proud of her New England heritage and clings to Yankee culture in her Spanish home in Houston; a...

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   Terms of Endearment: A Review Upon viewing the film Terms of Endearment, esteemed critic Roger Ebert (1983) wrote that “there isn't a thing that [he] would...

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   Blake Bergman "Various Spaghetti"’s review published on Letterboxd: "Terms of Endearment" is a 1983 drama directed by James L. Brooks. Taking a hefty chunk of both the awards and nominations of that year's class, "Terms of Endearment showcased that it was best in class within multiple avenues.

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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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   What is the plot of Terms of Endearment about?

   • Terms of Endearment is a 1983 film about the relationship between Aurora Greenway and her daughter Emma. The film, directed by James L. Brooks and written by James L. Brooks based on Larry McMurtry's novel, invites you to laugh, cry, care as you come to terms with this story.

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   Is 'terms of endearment' a good movie?

   • “Terms of Endearment” feels as much like life as any movie I can think of. At the same time, it’s a triumph of show business, with its high comic style, its flair for bittersweet melodrama and its star turns for the actors. Maybe the best thing about this movie is the way it combines those two different kinds of filmmaking.

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   Is 'Terms of Endearment' a good book?

   • The novel 'Terms of Endearment' by eNotes.com is not described as a good book in the given passage. Instead, it is portrayed as a book about the failure of human relationships, where none of the love relationships, whether familial or romantic, are quite satisfactory. The characters, including Aurora Greenway, cling to these relationships to avoid loneliness due to a deep-rooted fear of being alone.

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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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   How do you describe an endearment in a sentence?

   • Each term of endearment has its own connotations, which are highly dependent on the situation they are used in, such as tone of voice, body language, and social context. Saying "Hey baby, you're looking good" varies greatly from the use "Baby, don't swim at the deep end of the pool!"

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   How many books are in terms of endearment?

   • Terms of Endearment is divided into two books of unequal length: The first, longer book covers a single year (1962) in the life of Aurora Greenway; the second book, a fraction the length of the first, is devoted to the last five years (1971-1976) of Emma’s short life.

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   One end of life moment in the movie Terms of Endearment that I chose to discuss was when Emma was with her two little boys Tommy and Teddy in the hospital room. Emma is telling them that she is sick and will not get better and that it is not her fault. She cannot control what is happening.