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To: Cardhu

Here is a video of clips from the movie “Somewhere In Time”; one of the most beautiful love stories to ever be displayed onscreen. (Christopher Reeves sees a hundred year old portrait of a woman, and falls in love with her. He then goes back in time, meets her, and they have an incredibly beautiful romance. The one thing that brings him ‘back’ to this century is finding a 1979 penny in his pocket - and she then disappears. He can never get her back, and in the end, he dies of a broken heart. In heaven, she waits for him.....)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvIv8czODRs&NR=1

Josh Groban - To Where You Are
Celine Dion - Call The Man


805 posted on 02/07/2008 1:45:47 PM PST by yorkie
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To: yorkie

A very nice clip - I have Josh Grogan singing “To where you are”.

I had a movie which was a very tender and usual love story but I can´t find the DVD and I know I made a short clip of it and can´t find that either. I will do some more research and if I find it I will let you know the title.

My memory is not that good - lol


815 posted on 02/07/2008 2:34:36 PM PST by Cardhu
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To: yorkie

Yes, but I think they made one major mistake in the movie.

When he fished that penny out of his pocket and saw it, he should have thrust it away from him as if it were on fire.

That way the penny would have remained in 1912 (with the wrong reverse, no less!) and given her the information she needed to understand what happened when he vanished before her very eyes.

Else how would she know he was from the future? How would she have known to watch for him?


829 posted on 02/07/2008 4:02:17 PM PST by null and void (President Hillary!™ Clinton? Time to invest in body bags. Again...)
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