One year ago, after I turned 50, I changed jobs and cut my work week to 3 days a week. I bought a house next to a lake and I walk to work on most days. This Mother's Day, I'm turning 51, and I'm the happiest I've ever been in my entire life. We are allowed to slow down because our time here is priceless - to enjoy the sun on our faces, the wind in our hair, the love in our hearts, until our time here is done ❤

@karensillonis6900

24 күн бұрын

Oh I wish I could turn back time!

@homegown1234

24 күн бұрын

I'm happy for you to do what you can do give yourself peace and enjoy life. Congratulations.

@jeannemurray1046

24 күн бұрын

Amen

@federicomanga7724

24 күн бұрын

🥰👍❤️

@0000007n

24 күн бұрын

Good job! No action, No get. U did action, u got

The irony is that we would not have been able to watch this inspiring film about a bygone age without the Internet!

@stephenjames1443

28 күн бұрын

Except 4 old fashioned video, Compact disc's or re runs on old free 2 air. Lol

@homegown1234

27 күн бұрын

That's for sure. However, romancing about those days is fine but the reality there were problems back then. My one peeve is "Indoor plumbing which I hate due to visiting my grandmother when I was little. hate she didn't have indoor plumbing at all and showers were having two aluminum panels while the neighbors' boys sitting on the ledge of their place would try to get a sneak peek at me at 12. Luckily, I brought my towels and bucket with soap and washed up then dried up as best as I could and put my shorts, shirt and sandal and walked out of that small area to bathe quickly. At least I wasn't older than 12 but still privacy wasn't available at my grandma's place despite that i loved visiting her in that small town in Holgiun Oriente, Cuba.

@mimihealy5046

27 күн бұрын

Happily for me, I don’t need the Internet for another person’s memories. I have my memories. Rural living in a small, safe town where everyone knew me since before I was born. I would ride my bike 11 miles to my favorite swimming hole. On the way home I’d do a little fishing. And, as Mom instructed, be home by the time the kitchen lights come on. No cell. No radio. Just me and the frogs and the mosquitos living our best life. I’m glad this movie shows such a life to those who will never know how wonderful silence can be.

@YeshuaKingMessiah

26 күн бұрын

VHS and dvds

@YeshuaKingMessiah

26 күн бұрын

@@homegown1234that crap was actually neglect Allowing those boys to harass u showering Not having an indoor toilet or running water is just inconvenient - ur gma had go arounds I’m sure My gma had no plumbing either, heated water for the wash tub nightly- for 10 children; they washed face & neck, hands & feet. Whole body was couple times a week. Every child graduated college with a Masters except my uncle w/epilepsy, he got a bachelor’s degree.

This movie is so sweet. It soothes the soul. I didn't know Mark Hammond played roles like this. I think many people nowadays (especially, in 2024, when the world seems to have gone mad), long for more connection, less technology and slowing down ❤

@LilyGazou

24 күн бұрын

So true.

@mindbodyyou724

24 күн бұрын

Mark HAMMOND?

@helenpamboris797

23 күн бұрын

​@@mindbodyyou724 Yes! From the show NCIS. He plays the leader Gibbs.

@homegown1234

22 күн бұрын

Remembering the 50s as a child the knowledge I learned helped me cope with things as future decades came about. I didn't mind the 70s and wished so much I could have better salaries when it was tough having to provide assistance to parents that wanted a "free ride" in life. That made things harder for my older sister and me who stayed to help my sister deal with the pressure of unproductive adults of 40 who decided to get pregnant so they can acquire more money from Social Security, was not welcomed by me. Who I wanted my independence from supporting lazy parents. That is why in my 30s I got married so I could live a life of my own not my mothers.

@cathiemcginnis3997

21 күн бұрын

That would be Harmon.

How many people miss the sound of screen doors opening and shutting or the sight of old dusty roads and watching the dust flying around the backend of a truck while you set in the back. Front porch swings and tons of firefly's at night. Playing hide n seek in the barn. Simple times

@cacatr4495

Жыл бұрын

I think a lot of people miss those things, the simple things of simple living.

@O-.-O

Жыл бұрын

@@cacatr4495 The simple things of simple slave labor 😂😂😂

@janblackman6204

27 күн бұрын

When I used to play hide in seek with my cousins I’d always pee my pants when I got close to being found

@homegown1234

25 күн бұрын

That is amazing what you remembered. It truly brings to mind about those days. What I especially remember that on Sundays' my husband and I went to this old store to grab a hotdog and coke and sit on the steps of this grocery store and enjoyed the scenic view of that crusty old store that still served ice coke from this old freezer. Loved those Summer days and wished I could go back there again to Homestead, FL where there were plenty of roads and not a lot were built up of stores and homes back then.

@barbararaegurley4910

23 күн бұрын

❤😊

This is one of the best movies I have seen. I am 74 years old and often yearn for the simple times of the 50's and early 60's. To me, Mark Harmon did an Oscar winning portrayal of a young man who also yearned for a more simple time...when people were friendly, caring, gentle.

@bonniemoerdyk9809

2 жыл бұрын

Same here Kathy, I too yearn for the days of my youth of the 50's and 60's. The 60's were pretty good until Kennedy's assassination, Vietnam, Beatles heading to India and bringing New Age ideas, the hippie era...it all just kept snowballing till America as we knew it wasn't the same at all.

@angelacarleton9575

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. I would have liked to go back to the time when indoor plumbing was invented now that would be perfect as far as going back to that time. LOL

@GrowingSoul

2 жыл бұрын

♡

@lizanomura6430

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@allysonlewis1576

2 жыл бұрын

Your comment really hits the spot. I am 68 and like you I yearn for simpler times. Long bike rides with your pals in the country, cheese sandwiches and dandylion and burdock under a shady tree. Not an iPad, iPhone or laptop in sight. This is a wonderful film full of nostalgia. I love the main characters. In our 100 mike an hour lives today I look back to the 50s and 60s and remember the wonderful times we had.

Love the movie. I immediately recognized that this movie was filmed in my city of Calgary. Next time, when I take the C-train again, I will make sure to close my eyes when through the tunnel, and wait for the magic moment to happen.

@Bella-gj6wc

Ай бұрын

I’m originally from Red Deer, and recognized Calgary straight away. I live in central Kentucky now; but miss Alberta every day! ❤️❤️❤️

@thestuffoflife88

Ай бұрын

Wonderful❤

@barbaradaniel7993

29 күн бұрын

Omg. What ne🥺

@artisthusnatalal3099

26 күн бұрын

Haahhaahhhaa this is just a movie.....magic never happens 😆

@KariJohnson-dq8iy

17 күн бұрын

Moved back to Edmonton after 30 years in Texas. Big mistake. I miss Texas.

This movie resonated with me so well now as I aged gracefully and yearning to find my own Somerville - peace, quiet, slow, nature and most of all genuine love…. Must watch movie for those who yearn the same …. May we have our Somerville soon ❤

@cutechiangels

28 күн бұрын

Indeed! Same for me!! And, I'm still quite young, but have had it much too rough, before. And decades... Also, I've always being there for hub, or others. Not much gratitude in return. Alas. True love is still to come! 🙏😉 So, slow life, is my life now!! And, I appreciate that enormously. Good life to you too! 👍🌟🙂

@homegown1234

27 күн бұрын

Perhaps in the next life.

@shazart1111

26 күн бұрын

Yes, my bags are packed an ready to go to Somerville 🥰🚂... fabulous movie, the best I've enjoyed in decades, for sure 🥰

@homegown1234

25 күн бұрын

@@cutechiangels - I do find as I get older the more you do for family the less they appreciate you. I can't understand that concept because those that were helpful to me in the past, I appreciate all that they did to assist me when parents were never there for me. .

@karenkavanagh9372

23 күн бұрын

​@shazart1111 He should have emptied out his savings account and headed to the coin shop and bought old coins from that Era.. then he would have money to survive

I am in my early 40s and think the earlier times were much nicer than today. The values and principles of life were much better. Stumbled upon this masterpiece yesterday, loved this 'complexity of time'!

@user-wd7mv2xb9u

26 күн бұрын

Quando giocavo con mia figlia

@user-wd7mv2xb9u

26 күн бұрын

Quando mio compagno

@homegown1234

25 күн бұрын

Even the 50s and 60s still were taught good values to live by but in our today society it seems those values are no longer appreciated. Especially when it comes to work ethics and being kind to one another which were good feelings to have, and I remember going home with a good feeling after working at the office where no one was resentful for anything one did to help the office. I never mentioned it, but they learned I wanted to help the staff by creating a form to help the office staff get their work done quickly and less tedious than before. It was great when I worked during the 70s at the PSD in Florida.

@robertmarmaduke186

22 күн бұрын

While you could adapt to an earlier time if you were born into it, the average person in this fictional era had a horse and a stump farm, a tar paper shack, a pair of Levis, two shirts, boots with no socks, and his wife went barefoot in a smock. If she was pregnant they would starve to trade for a milking goat or a cow if she had other kids. Bad teeth, bad health, freezing winters, no antibiotics and 50 was 'old'. Nope. Came up on a cold water farm with wood stove, kerosene lamps and an outhouse myself. Nope.

When this movie was made, on Sep 2nd he turned 49 and I turned 65. Each time I watch this movie I want to go back. Back to what it was likein the 50's. Back to what it was like in the 40's. Back to what it was like when my mom and dad were young. If anybody reading this has a time machine, as you pass by stop off. I can come up with several thousand dollars for a one way trip..

@Lstn2urmama

Ай бұрын

Am 70 and grew up on a farm from pioneer times and life was great even if had rough times .. was a big family and knew respect and 3 generations lived in same home at times....everyone should be able to have those feelings and learn about animals .. we had many different livestock and crops... children played in forests,picked berries and planted and worked huge gardens... survival skills

@terrig4750

Ай бұрын

I always felt like I belonged in the 1870's to 1910 houses of the era museums made like it was antique stores etc I always admire the craftsmanship and quality of anything cola tasted better and eggs were real straight from a farm and dolls for children had beauty now plastic and gowns were made for beauty and longevity I know some things were tough like outhouses and long winters but I still would like to time travel to that time if anyone ever did invent a time machine.

@thraciangrapes

Ай бұрын

I grew up on a farm in the 1950s. Life was wonderful and simple, but people still had problems and unhappiness to deal with. However, vices were shunned: Today vices are just glorified honorable hobbies.

@thraciangrapes

Ай бұрын

The past in this movie was much further back than the 1950s. It was the early 1900s.

@Lstn2urmama

Ай бұрын

@@thraciangrapes .. I also was born in 50's and lived on a pioneered home and live had its up and downs when a parent suddenly dies and then live changes drastically... But this also represents how the wrong people get together and take away from others where they belong with and the divorce rate would be lower than 70% if people would be in right place with the right person... PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE FOR GOOD REASONS...

The lesson: we all have the right to choose a simpler, more meaningful life in 2022.

@rosemarylusty8045

Ай бұрын

It left out the bad sanitation, crude medicine, lack of plumbing,deep mud in winter etc. Poor romance!

@janefromtennessee

27 күн бұрын

We all want that. Most of us anyway

@SR-iy4gg

25 күн бұрын

@@rosemarylusty8045 There are bad things in any time period.

@homegown1234

24 күн бұрын

When I got divorced and had to go back to work, I was worried due to computers which were expected from those that applied for jobs. I learned computers due to attending classes for "displaced homemakers." However, working in offices plus buying a computer which were desktops helped a lot for my children to do their home work and for me to learn various applications. The problem I had is employers were now expecting the employees to do the work in less time when learning their applications for each company became the norm. However, the expectations employers and companies put the pressure and the demands which made everyone work like a mad person. Sorry to say this but what I remember reading a long time ago is with each new development in industrial or technology we may take one step forward but "two steps back." Due to many conflicts which we didn't expect hackers and nerds to try and manipulate those computers by adding viruses as a joke or to make things more complicated than it should be. What is interesting those that are expert in computers still have a way to screw things up for people that are working with computers. It is a sad world we live in when inventions cause complications not just companies but for their employees and individuals trying to maintain their personal accounts online.

@dittohead7044

10 күн бұрын

@@rosemarylusty8045. Everyone knows that but it’s nice to live in an imaginary reality for a moment

Wow, I had never heard of this film. Was really great, especially with the young Mark Harmon. This was released in 2000. What I found amusing is when he was saying no one paid any attention to others anymore, and no one looked others in the eye and had conversations, I said, "Honey, you ain't seen nothin' yet."

@luxuryqueen42

Жыл бұрын

The movie predicted the future lol

@DIY_BL

Ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly, @EnjoyingLifeMelanie.

@hiw9528

28 күн бұрын

Yes, I thought the same. This especially in the times of WhatsApp-conversations....

@YeshuaKingMessiah

26 күн бұрын

Blasted phones

@HobbyOrganist

13 сағат бұрын

There was another somewhat similar movie with a similar plot, and the man found a bunch of old painting hidden away as he was cleaning the house out to sell it, and it was his wife who painted the scenes of her life in them after she went back in time.

I would go back in time in a flash! He's so right, humanity has been ruined in the technology race. We are so disconnected and there is no trust or community anymore. Very lonely times indeed. Beautiful movie. Brilliant acting, very realistic and unpretentious.

@lizziebkennedy7505

Ай бұрын

Why aren’t those who know better working to change things?

@ramonarose7267

Ай бұрын

Great movie. It is similar to "Somewhere in Time" Mark Harmon is a great actor. ❤

@DIY_BL

Ай бұрын

@@ramonarose7267 I thought the same thing. It reminded me of "Somewhere in Time". The soundtrack from Somewhere in Time is still one of my favorites.

@donnadozier764

29 күн бұрын

😢​@@ramonarose7267

@PhyllisJohnson-lr9bq

29 күн бұрын

@@lizziebkennedy7505 mostly because those who have now taken over are basically planning our demise. The fruits of their efforts are now showing...but, it will be short lived. The Lord Jesus will see to that. Anyone who doesn't know Him, call out with the quickness. He who is in me, is greater than he who is in the world. ✝️

I am 83 and like so many of the comments, my Soul yearns for SPACE, peace and a gentle time of life. Someone mentioned how America had changed so "suddenly" it seems. When I visited the Statue of Liberty for the second time with my niece a few years ago, I began to sob inwardly and it took all my strength not to break down in front of all the other passengers on the boat. The America I knew lived no longer!

@allisonmarlow184

Жыл бұрын

The NYC I knew lives no longer as well, but that could be a good thing. But I do agree with what you say.

@barbaraneville9056

Жыл бұрын

My thanks to Canada, for this film!

@homegown1234

27 күн бұрын

It seems back in the 50s and early 60s life was a lot quiet and peaceful, and people didn't have to worry about locking their car doors or houses and neighbors would return their neighbors mail without complications. Now they will steal anyone packages.

@YeshuaKingMessiah

26 күн бұрын

America is dead The burying is all that’s left Sad sad SAD

@LilyGazou

24 күн бұрын

It’s there in the rural towns.

February 5 to 6th 2024 at 00:52am I finished watching this treasure piece of art. I’m glad. I yearn for this. I was born in 1994 thus 29yrs old and I will slow down and appreciate life and be simple and present in person.

@mattmcguire1577

2 ай бұрын

Your life will be so much richer as a consequence.

@susanstokvis862

Ай бұрын

I know....My kid w-o is 36 is movin- to Nova Scotia to see if PEOPLE move slower , spend time on stuff....over on east coast. I was born in 1952. Vancouver Canada moves fast --too fast for peace and to stop & smell roses. One can slow down in ones-own apartment.

@KimSenior

Ай бұрын

Good for you!❤

@lyndonmortimer4123

22 күн бұрын

​@@susanstokvis862Back in the summer of 1988 I found myself in Toronto Canada. Coming from London England it was a change I didn't expect.the people had time for me .I made friends so easy.the people were like nothing I had ever experienced.so friendly and giving.I was 22 years old.to say that the experience changed my life would be an understatement .when I arrived back in London I brought a bit of Toronto back with me .and it's stayed with me ever since. I found that those people were people I wanted to be Like.open and friendly .those people brought my walls down.or may be it was the whole experience.thank you Canada.

@mickeyronney4255

19 күн бұрын

Good you’re seeing what us older people once had.

I hope all the actors, director and producers of this movie come here and read all the comments as I have. They are the most warm-hearted, informative and inspirational of any I've ever read. All of us who have contributed our thoughts and experiences here have become a part of the wonderment of the movie.

I like it that because he did go back in time. everybody’s lives changed for the better.

@homegown1234

27 күн бұрын

The one regret I have is those out houses - I would not want to be without a bathroom in that time period.

@elizabethantoine9652

25 күн бұрын

Thanks for spoiling the movie

It's an irony that the reason I enjoyed this movie is because of its slow pace, there is no rushing of dialogues and scenes as we find nowadays in current movies! I wish we could turn back time to this way of making movies!

@sgillman16

3 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY. I want to watch a visual story, not a bunch of fast paced running around and explosions with no plot

@sgillman16

3 жыл бұрын

Also, I got your notification while I was listening to "Time of your life" by Green Day. Was kinda creepy, lol

@carolleenkelmann3829

Ай бұрын

@sgillman16 Synchronicity ? "Sometimes the Universe makes mistakes. Sometimes they can't be right and sometimes, they can." Who, or what, is pulling the strings?

@sgillman16

Ай бұрын

@@carolleenkelmann3829 I get those all the time. Sometimes they scare me

@cutechiangels

28 күн бұрын

​@@carolleenkelmann3829Pulling the strings are Alien watchers over us. From good places, and bad ones... To long to explain here. But, check out some channels that can explain a bunch of things around the subject. Like 5th kind, or Paul Wallis. At long last, what I've always believed in is coming out to the light. I hope it helps you. Take care. 🙂

Omg 😳 this movie was so touching, and I read every one ☝️ of your comments and I started weeping like a baby because all of you are so right about these later days where people just don’t talk anymore and are so desperately lonely 😩. At at least I have my older daughter that needs me, and we help each other. I wish to all of you the best and I love you all.

@kokolanza7543

2 жыл бұрын

How good to be accessible to such connections. Wishing you and your family much love. 😊

@GJL30

2 жыл бұрын

The problem with people are afraid, they forgot TO LIVE! I wish you the best and love too!

@suzannepase4837

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I wish you love 💘 and happiness, & wish the same for your oldest daughter! How nice to have each other! May God bless you both!

@mariekrekora9958

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you I had my own family and friends then mom passed away. No one can replace your mom, it’s the greatest love of my life

@samgibson684

Жыл бұрын

Had to build walls .... Not to protect them..... To protect me...

Agree with all those who have commented that this was such a heartwarming movie - good acting/story & above all a portrayal of what matters "for all time" !!

I didn't want it to end. What a wonderful film.

@1955annemarie

7 ай бұрын

I most heartily agree!!! It was such a lovely story that I wish that there had been more...in fact, I am certain that they could have not only extended the movie, but they could have likely done a series on the story.

@unclesolomon6029

6 ай бұрын

Me too.

@homegown1234

19 күн бұрын

Neither did I. I wanted to see how Charles Latimer got married and how he enjoyed going fishing by the stream and lay a blanket on the grass to enjoy the spacious sky with just the family together even his mother-in-law.

My Late Husband and I were like Mark Harmon and Mary McDonnell were in the movie. They enjoyed being together even 24 hours a day and that was the way we were.❤❤

@alfialambert5777

3 жыл бұрын

The same! I still acutely miss him five years after he passed away.

@pattilipscomb9898

3 жыл бұрын

@@alfialambert5777 My Husband Michael passed away 9 years ago this coming June 29th. He died 8 days before our 40th Anniversary. I still cry unexpectedly from hearing a song or a memory comes to me.

@alfialambert5777

3 жыл бұрын

@@pattilipscomb9898 I do know the feeling...

@homegown1234

27 күн бұрын

How fortunate you were to have that kind of relationship. I wasn't lucky and couldn't get my husband to help me with the kids when I had pneumonia- it broke my heart when he said, "find someone to take care of you. I started to plan to divorce him the next year. I got fed up with his verbal and physical abuse and never want to marry again. Better be single than miserable married to an AH.

@homegown1234

19 күн бұрын

You were so lucky to have that type of relationship. Not many of us found that kind of love/relationship.

I can so relate to this poor fellow! Driven by a plethora of unneccessary desires (aka making more money, big house, big car, expensive suits, flashy outfit for my wife, private school for the daugther, horses etc.) I finally quit the rat race at age 55, bought a 100 year old boat, re-started breeding orchids, took up serious gardening, moved with wifey in to a small tuscan-style mudbrick cottage that was uninhabited for the last 6 years, am currently restoring the cottage and planting a vineyard & an apple orchard, redeveloping my antique collection (furniture, paintings, glass, silver and porcelain) - and despite being much less affluent than before neither my wife nor I have never regretted this decision a single second. We need to learn how to design our work around our lives, not the other way round, and it does not make sense at all to be the richest man in the graveyard.

@vevaamx

3 жыл бұрын

That is so beautiful.... Will be doing something similar next year.

@room2growrose623

3 жыл бұрын

Bravo, you’ve taken that work ethic, discipline and passion and focused on what you love.

@PCB-dg7pt

3 жыл бұрын

You Sir, are a great example, I wish I could pick your brain and learn more, better yet write a book and help others!!thank you!

@jess88162

3 жыл бұрын

Very inspirational 💖

@kimcantswim174

3 жыл бұрын

Richest man in the graveyard. That's brilliant!

“I’m not bossy. I’m just confident.” I LOVE IT!! 🤩

@deborahminter6231

Жыл бұрын

🤩👍

@shazart1111

26 күн бұрын

Lol, what a brilliant line, I loved it too😍😂👏

@homegown1234

25 күн бұрын

Her mother was sure teaching her daughter good values and ideas.

I just chose this movie randomly and here, in Aug. 2022, it seems to have taken me back in time. This movie was from 2000, and I absolutely love it! I wish I could time travel now and stop my beautiful daughter, Dana, from dying tragically on 1/1/2020! I know someday I will be with her again in Heaven, and never leave her side, ever!! Thank you for this movie, Mark Harmon, and Dances With Wolves is the best place to be!!!

@hangphan4962

Жыл бұрын

in Aug 2022 too

@deborahsmith403

Жыл бұрын

Same... glad it had the ending I hoped for.

@oksanaprokuda8930

Жыл бұрын

God bless you and comfort you until you reunite with your daughter

@basenjisofmasiyarink1831

Жыл бұрын

I’m sorry for the loss of you daughter, 1/1/2020. If you seek the Lord Jesus you will find peace and see you daughter again in heaven

@istillhope3600

Жыл бұрын

I'm SO sorry...😥😥🖐

Being a hopeless romantic, ( well, I am a Celt ), this film was right up my street. No sex, no violence, no car chases, no foul language. The two leads are well chosen. I've only ever seen Mr. Harmon in the NCIS series, and I do believe Ms.McDonnell was opposite Kevin Costner in ' Dances with wolves '. Captivating film.

@jackfrosty4674

2 жыл бұрын

Ms Potter. Very good clean movie.

@allisonmarlow184

Жыл бұрын

I agree with everything you said, and you are right about Dances with Wolves. In fact, she's what I remember most about Dances With Wolves, and I saw that movie last around 1979 or 1980, I think.

@cacatr4495

Жыл бұрын

@@allisonmarlow184 "Dances With Wolves" was a 1990 film.

@allisonmarlow184

Жыл бұрын

@@cacatr4495 Oops!

@maryjocassell48

Жыл бұрын

Mark Harmon did a terrific job playing Ted Bundy, showing his diversity in his skill. ☮️☮️

I am 80 years old and the memory of course is fading quite a bit. At four minutes into the movie I realized I saw this and just had to see it again❤❤❤

Note that this was based, rather freely, on an old Twilight Zone episode called “A Stop at Willoughby”, which ended in death; it owes something, too, to another Twilight Zone episode, an hour-long one called “No Time Like the Past”, in which a scientist travels back in time to 1881 and falls in love with an attractive young woman. He, though, goes back to the early 1960s and reconciles himself to the present. The expansion of the train conductor into a pivotal character is a stroke of genius. Bill Cobbs was the ideal choice for that role.

@ardiffley-zipkin9539

28 күн бұрын

Thanks for your comment. I recall seeing the Twilight Zone episode that you mentioned. Great storyline.

@Ana-db4km

26 күн бұрын

Many movies about traveling to the past, they seem like ripoffs of others,, sometimes for good, sometimes for worse... Remember "somewhere in time" ? Christopher Reeves and Jane Seymour, gotten by a darn penny,,,, Saw it in 1980, not sure.

@SR-iy4gg

25 күн бұрын

It tells you at the very beginning that it's based on a Twilight Zone episode.

@homegown1234

23 күн бұрын

I remembered who had a wife that was causing this man to eventually have a heartache - The ending was sad but when he got off the train he was in Willoughby - Funeral Home.

@paddleduck5328

21 күн бұрын

I saw where it was going as soon as he pulled out that watch on the train 👍nice throwback 😊

Id never heard of this film. I stumbled across a random youtube poll asking people their favorite episodes of 'the Twilight Zone' One man named 'A Stop at Willoughby' I didnt recognize the episode and searched for a synopsis. In doing so I found this film. It seems Rod Serling truly understood compeling writing in a way that still grabs ahold of people. This movie is wonderful and I relate to it so very much.

@GeraldineWarren-vi8fw

Ай бұрын

That Twilight Zone episode was great❤

@SW2799

29 күн бұрын

I just came across this movie, it was in my recommended videos. I am also a twilight zone fan, and this very much borrows on the “ last stop at Willoughby“ Twilight zone episode. Years ago, I remember saying to myself I wish they would turn that twilight zone episode into a longer version so they can get more into the characters. This pretty much does that, but then again, it has about an hour and a half to tell the story whereas The twilight zone episode had only half an hour. I get the feeling Rod Serling would have approved of this movie!

@homegown1234

27 күн бұрын

I remember the wise was a real pain in the butt. I would have wanted to stay on that train to Willoughby for sure.

@homegown1234

19 күн бұрын

In case one forgot about Rod Serling "A Stop at Willoughby, he had a wife that was constantly complaining about better income and his boss kept pressuring him about getting those big deals - but he just wasn't happy at all. So the train was appealing to see that time 1890s presents itself to him as a great place to get off the train.

Screw the news. Screw public opinion and screw the lawlessness of today. I will be saturating my life with great stuff like this for the rest of my life and 100% ignore the bull,---so I can enjoy my life like we are suppose to do. :)

@GROOVYJOJO

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!!! 🌍💙🌍

WOW…just…WOW!!! My favorite short movie ever!❤ Wish there had been more of his life with Laura and Mary. To be genuinely happy deep down in your soul and find that inner peace and connection with another soul - is the epitome of this fleshy existence. Only G-D fills the eternal void we all seem to be running from… EXCELLENT movie! BRAVO 👏 😊

Thank you. I am loving finding these films, or they are finding me.Its a world that makes much more sense than the one we are living now. A lovely, gentle story.

Mark Harmon is the same as in NCIS…. Soft spoken, hearty laugh, great character. Beautiful movie

My father was born in 1890, within the time of this movie. It doesn't seem so long ago to me because I have this direct connection to it. So many of my family album pictures are scenes that look just like this and the stories I was told make it as though it was part of my life as well. I don't think we could have become so much different in that short time, which was really just a few clicks on the clock of humanity. We are blessed with actors and actresses like Mark Harmon, Mary McDonnell and Bill Cobbs, who can take us all back in time with their skillful portrayals. Once in awhile, we are treated to a rare movie like this and won't soon forget it. This is truly one of the best movies I've been privileged to see.

@brianm5425

2 жыл бұрын

You'd have to be around 90 now yourself? I had to stop and do the math. It doesn't seem possible people can still be alive who's parents were born in 1890, but if he had you at 40 or so, you'd be about 90. Incredible. Just 15 years after the Civil War. Amazing. Time is a strange thing and life is but a vapor.

@angelacarleton9575

2 жыл бұрын

Amen.

@wandamazzulo779

2 жыл бұрын

You mean 😏? Father👨 or grandfather 👴 ?

@stevemcdonald1033

2 жыл бұрын

@@wandamazzulo779: My grandfather on that side was born in 1835 and was a soldier in the Union Army during the Civil War. Both my father and grandfather were much older than most men when their children were born. There's 104 years between just two generations of my family. My great-great grandfather on my mother's side was a soldier in George Washington's Army during the Revolutionary War. There's been some family member involved in every United States war since then. I have some interesting artifacts that have been handed down, from most of them. But I'm hoping that is a tradition that does not have to continue.

@lizanomura6430

2 жыл бұрын

I’m so happy I found this movie last night I sleep with a smile on my after this viruses and wars

"I am not bossy... I am just confident." (I like that)

@KathyStaton

3 жыл бұрын

I like that comment, too.

@johnkuipers7829

3 жыл бұрын

No, she was an impetuous little arrogant girl.

@smalliebiggs3836

2 жыл бұрын

Me three🤣

@smalliebiggs3836

2 жыл бұрын

I love the 0ne, Who wrote that a ha, a ha😅!?!

@potocatepetl

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnkuipers7829 what a surprise...a man does not agree.

What a sweet wholesome movie! So rare in our present days...

I am 75 and love the simplicity of the 50’s and 60’s too! Things are simply getting too tricky and people are getting too manipulative nowadays!!!!!!

In the 70s people cared for each other time went so slow it was so great I do miss the 70s ♥️♥️♥️

@cacatr4495

Жыл бұрын

They did.

So resonated with Mike Harmon as he told the meeting that people are sick and tired of being bombarded with ADS. Nowadays even more ads are tossed our way. You cannot even read an article on line without sifting through numerous ads - some even craftily designed to make us click on them thinking it's part of the piece.

@MCV-xg7kc

2 жыл бұрын

Charlie Charlotte. Yes, and even worse many of the ads are targeted exactly to our buying history. That’s so very invasive and scary.

@rosemarymurray5488

Ай бұрын

Mike Harmon?

@stevemcdonald1033

Ай бұрын

I've developed more nimble fingers and a sharper eye, navigating the cursor to that redeeming territory over the Skip button.

Life was physically hard in 1896. Many of my relatives came from this time. Really do appreciate these types of movies. Also find Mark Harmmon delightful.

@jadepaulsen8456

29 күн бұрын

ALL of our relatives came from this time.

@md-1

29 күн бұрын

Everyone’s relative comes from this time? Thanks for the chuckle.

@md-1

29 күн бұрын

@@jadepaulsen8456 And she has 5 likes😂😂😂😂

@user-cr7yf3uk6z

27 күн бұрын

​@@md-1How about your relatives ?

@CalebAchsah

27 күн бұрын

@heatherloffelmann3547 - Yes, Mark is an extremely talented actor, and we know that because ALL of his characters, including Theodore Robert Bundy, are indelibly believable.

I am 72 yrs. old now and still love this movie. Love time travel.

The only bad part about this movie is....it ended! I absolutely LOVED it! Thank you!

@Waveridinggame

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@CocoRehman

2 жыл бұрын

Must say, I totally agree with this

@gobedumedia5311

2 жыл бұрын

Karyn...I echo your emotion!

@nicholasjosob7254

2 жыл бұрын

Was hoping it will last at least one more hour. Ahg, but as every good thing, it has to stop in good time. Thanks for sharing.

@lisasmith4554

2 жыл бұрын

Ya know that’s agreeable I’d love more movies like this!

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.

@PuffingTheHerbs

Жыл бұрын

Love this

@user-kf3yz7so6q

23 күн бұрын

OMG!! That is so true.

I grew up in the 1960's and 70's, a great time to be a kid. We were too young to get drafted to go to Viet Nam, or caught up in the counter-culture revolution. There were no cell phones and (thankfully!) no social media.

@homegown1234

19 күн бұрын

That' what was wonderful privacy galore.

This is a delightful, sweet fantasy about finding true love backwards in time. I'm a fan of anything Mary McDonnell is in, as well as handsome at any age Mark Harmon.

My other half and I started off loving the same things, and years later we have hardly have anything in common, but one thing is so, we adore and love each other more then we did when we first joined our lives together. Why don't people just accept that time changes, and keeps on changing our lives, as a couple and as individuals. We shouldn't see that as not lovin each other, just accepting each other as we keep moving through difficult challenges? We walk together and hour a day, that's very precious. 💚

@sissyrayself7508

3 жыл бұрын

If you have nothing important in common..then you are not truly present with each other, .and are apart .far, far, apart..even when you're in the same room.

@adelevissernoblelightdesig9935

3 жыл бұрын

Well done 👏🏻

@Jossianne19130

3 жыл бұрын

So true!!!...and that is why we are going to celebrate 60 years married,this year!

@steviecarrick6

3 жыл бұрын

@@sissyrayself7508 cant agree more , together in same room but not together spiritually .

@hilaryc3203

3 жыл бұрын

@@sissyrayself7508 Given that she said they adore each other, your comment is moot. She said they have "hardly anything.People who have little in common can still find each other interesting. I wouldn't want to live with someone who had all the same interests as me; that would get a bit boring to be joined at the hip in everything, to say nothing of irritating. Diversity is fun, interesting and makes for good conversation. Of the characters in this show, the wife was intolerant and impatient; whereas he was not and sometimes people really do marry the wrong person.

This movie is a charmer. Mark Harmon must have done this before he went on NCIS. It makes you think how life used to be.

@leahkmlee

3 жыл бұрын

Very charming indeed! I think it takes both Harmon and Mcdonnell to make that happen. Enjoyed it very much.

@alandehn8541

3 жыл бұрын

@@leahkmlee Yes it was.

Despite the romance of it, people tend to forget the harshness of life in that time period

@LilyGazou

24 күн бұрын

Can be pretty harsh right now.

GREAT MOVIE 🎥… No cops and Robbers…. Just one mans wish for the quiet life , ….. I often wish I could go back to when I wAs a child , Missed so much in my life 😢…. ❤❤❤❤❤

@homegown1234

19 күн бұрын

Not as a child but as a teenager working to save money but this time I would leave home and start to my life a bit early instead of supporting people that don't want to work. That way, I could have a better way of life not pressured by family that don't want to work.

I watched this B.C. (Before COVID-19), that's how I refer to it: Nothing will ever be the same again. It brought chills to me watching it again. I'm 71 and I don't know if the world will ever be what it used to be. Now I have some sense of what Americans must have felt, waking up on December 7, 1941 and finding that their entire world, entire lives, had changed forever.

@idaliaamigo1346

3 жыл бұрын

Do not fret! The secular world may change but GOD never changes! Do you HIM?

@tana5098

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you Ken. It has changed, but the hope we have is in God. This is what I depend on. Don't rely on the secular world to give you peace because it won't. It never will. Put your hope and faith in Jesus Christ. He will always be there to guide you throughout life even when times are dark. We are in a spiritual battle between good and evil. Please seek the Lord as your Savior and Seek His Counsel. These are the last days and it is important to trust in Him. Ask Jesus into your heart and accept Him as Your Lord and Savior. Your life and eternity will change for the better. God speed Ken. 😇⛪🇺🇸🇺🇸 Please pray for the United States of America. It is crying out for help and is in need of a spiritual revival. Amen.

@dhss333

3 жыл бұрын

But there was still CocaCola.

@isajobijoba2225

3 жыл бұрын

covid is nothing than a bad plan from bad actors. it will be our responsibility to break free.

@deannewilliams6897

3 жыл бұрын

@@isajobijoba2225 👍🏻

The Love Letter with Campbell Scott and Jennifer Jason Leigh was the BEST time travel/romance I have EVER seen (full movie on KZread) but THIS is a close second

@allisonmarlow184

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the heads up! I guess that's my next stop, then.❤️

@cacatr4495

Жыл бұрын

That too is in my movie playlist, along with this one and Somewhere in Time.

@cacatr4495

Жыл бұрын

@@allisonmarlow184 You will find it in my movie playlist. :)

@lesleyperry2531

Ай бұрын

I know it wasn't a box office hit, but I loved Kate & Leopold. It stared Hugh Jackman and Meg Ryan.

I love movies like this. It makes me step back and pause. I do think about the quieter, more peaceful moments of history and wonder what my life might be like if I had been there instead of in this era.

I love this movie and it's so much says what I feel about the world now. I'm 63 and I've seen a lot in my lifetime but I so longed for the simple way of life. I think this is one of Mark Harmon's best. I love the message in the movie.

@cacatr4495

2 жыл бұрын

You might really enjoy my playlists. There's a song that accompanies a video of autumn in the White Mountains of Arizona (in my Beautiful Arizona, Scenery for the Soul playlist), the message of which mirrors this movie.

@donnanichols6838

2 жыл бұрын

I soooooo agree with you!!! Simplicity is my best friend, but it's so hard to find now. I wish I could go back in time. I've always felt like I was born in the wrong time. Someone goofed and sent me to earth wayyyyy too late. 🍃🤗🍃

@sharondonnelly4852

2 жыл бұрын

I so agree.

@cynthiasullivan8233

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. Am 66!

@jwilcox4726

2 жыл бұрын

I love Irish movies and the music. I'm almost 65 and as of April 2022 I will have been living my dream for a year. Small town 8acres of peace and quiet. A beautiful farm with two big red barns, a stand up weather vane (laying down in winter) on the beach in a surrounding forest. I also love Mark's acting & looks. Yes I will always be old fashioned, this farm house was built in 1912, 3 stories plus several other outbuildings. Just peaceful and quiet. No drama. Relatives live close by. Four minutes walking from the Pacific Coast. Good Luck. Peace.

Love the magical realism. A story for those who feel they belong in another place and time.

@lilwinged5291

3 жыл бұрын

Me ...and I feel guilty about that...I'm definitely one to imagine and play make believe when I'm by myself. I've done it since I was a little girl. I'm 49 yrs old and still do ...

@witchycrone

3 жыл бұрын

You have hit the nail right on spot!!! We are living in a world where we don't talk to one another face to face, and our reality at this time is totally insane. I have a heart that doesn't fit in this world, never has. It longs for the days that either do not exist anymore, or are a long time coming far beyond our sight. I also understand that we make our own reality in a magical way, which for the individual who does so...it is quite real! Some think it is crazy, but I choose to live in a world that is full of grace and love...even if others cant see it...I will. I just had to respond to your assessment of this movie. Cant believe at 70, I have never seen it! Thank you for understanding! Blessings of Love and Light to you and yours~

@NomadicNaturePhotographer

3 жыл бұрын

@@lilwinged5291 Nothing to feel "guilty", on the contrary.

@LucianaVIP1

3 жыл бұрын

@@witchycrone So true! People don't talk anymore, don't get to know each other. Either they are too busy (important and stupid things) or too afraid to open up (justifiably as there are so many mean and crazy people out there) or maybe too selfish. A neighbor of mine just moved to another city. He and his wife have 5 cats. 2 of them, Pirate and Peter, are very young and playful and would walk on the street and into some houses' front yards/garage..I've been placing a big bowl of food for cats in need in my front porch for 10 years. These two (and others) would come and have a bite. Sometimes they'd fight and wake me up at 3:00am to pull them apart. I have a cat (my angel) and he would meow to warn me about the visitors when they came into my cat's bedroom, where his food is. Anyway, For more than a year, I took care of these 2 cats (they refused to go back to their home because they enjoyed their freedom and later on one of the other couple's cat had had kittens). Pirate has just one eye. On the couple's last night as my neighbors, I panicked because they told me they were leaving and couldn't catch Pirate, bring him home. I started crying. A lot! I'm 46. My daughter and I set up a plan and could bring him into our living room. I could not stop crying at the thought they would leave without him!! The next day when they departed, with Pirate, safe. And I still could not stop crying. And realized these neighbors never had the time or interest to be friends. I felt like: I took care of your child (haha the cat), I loved him, I brought him back to your family and we never got to know each other. It made me so sad. No matter how true and tender I am. People just don't care for one another anymore. It's been like this for decades. People are on survival mode. It's all me, me, me. Selfishness at its best. Please, forgive me for this way-too-long comment.

@witchycrone

3 жыл бұрын

@@LucianaVIP1 What you are saying appears to be definitely the flavor of the year or decade. You are a most tender hearted person Dearest LuLu, and because of that, you are going to feel the lack more than others. I am writing you to say do not give up hope in this world of ours. Continue to live as you do. Even if you dont see it coming back, there are others as you. Keep shining that Beautiful light of yours! We must always be the change we wish to see. You may not know this, but you help others in the whole world by being true to who you are. Its an Energy, a Vibration that you carry that gets put out there. You are a Healer of sorts, and the World needs this! Never Give up or in . Create your own Magical and Sacred place within you and around you. You will bring others like you to you by just being you. I know it sounds crazy, but its true. You are a Warrior for the Light. Many Blessings to you Dear One!

"Perhaps richness of life comes more from inside of a person" best line in the movie because it's very true. That line should be applied in a life no matter in what timeline it's in. That way it's not discontent.

@cacatr4495

Жыл бұрын

but it's not true. Richness of Life comes from the authentic connection one has with their natural and innate environment, through which they can live a fulfilled life, which is why people that live in concrete jungles are often so discontent. It's not the environment for which they were created, it's alien, unnatural. The electrical frequency of artificial environments is unsettling and upsetting to the body and mind. One can see the impact of alien environments by looking at captive Orcas who are forced to spend their shortened lives in a small manmade pool, or by observing an intelligent elephant who is kept in an unnatural environment. They are *not content, they are *not fulfilled, they can*not live as they naturally would. Positive thinking cannot substitute for actuality of natural environment. Only someone with the possibility of fulfillment of their natural and innate desires and life-purpose will know that hope and joy, while someone outside of that natural environment will not. Any time a creature is removed from Nature, from its original and healthy environment, it will not be fulfilled. Movie makers have inserted that exact line in numerous movies to convince us that the deficiency is ours, rather than our surroundings, but it isn't true. The soul knows what it needs, and it needs the real thing.

Great movie. I recognize the city of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The transit, the skylines and Heritage Park for the old scenes. Very proud to be a Calgarian.

@janblackman6204

27 күн бұрын

Even with Trudeau being in charge

@kathleendobens6648

26 күн бұрын

All good movies are in canada.

@louisehans9771

26 күн бұрын

@@janblackman6204 Trudeau is the only blight on Canada.

I spent one month of my life(when I was 12, and my dad let me go by myself)to a ranch-type farm--I had the run of the ranch, rode any horse I wanted to within the several miles the ranch was located, great food, wonderful caretakers, and the list goes on--the best time of my life, other than meeting my Savior, of course. We need some places we can lose ourselves for a time without all the rules and regulations, and people treat each other with care and respect--what a thought, eh.....btw, that was over 60 years ago and I still remember it like it was yesterday--memories can be good

@deko2485

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes at our ages, those wonderful memories are all that bring a smile to our faces, a tingle to our hearts, a longing of days of yesterday and wishing we had known then what we know now.

@cruisethomas7801

2 жыл бұрын

wow

He first visits the town on the third of March and today I’m watching this on the third of March.

@JulieStJohn-jb4cy

3 жыл бұрын

The 3rd of March is my birthday. I just watched it on the first day of Spring.

@angelacarleton9575

3 жыл бұрын

Watching on March 4th. Still a terrific movie.

@johnkuipers7829

3 жыл бұрын

So what? Why even bother with that comment?

I was able to retire several years ago. I miss the people I worked with, but I can honestly say that slowing down, having time to read, spend time in my Bible, make time to be with family - especially my 5 grandchildren is such a blessing. God has been so good to me!

While realizing he was doing NCIS and made this movie he's an amazing actor

Love Mark Harmon and this is a very enchanting movie without having to be tricked into watching it. Great upload, thank you.

@MCV-xg7kc

2 жыл бұрын

Really.

@sharonmassey2923

2 жыл бұрын

@@MCV-xg7kc What's the point of saying that to her?

@MCV-xg7kc

2 жыл бұрын

@@sharonmassey2923 Perhaps I should have used a more descriptive sentence. My point was simply that I really agreed with her. I loved the movie as well and also appreciated the upload as well.

@cacatr4495

2 жыл бұрын

@@MCV-xg7kc A good, old-fashioned, concise way to say that is this: Truly.

@DulceN

2 жыл бұрын

@@cacatr4495 Or, ‘indeed’.

Wish, with all my Heart of Hearts ~. My 19th Century life would be most suitable for me. My Grandma was Born in 1896… Her stories about this time, made me feel far more comfortable; than that if today ( 67+ years) …. How I wish. .. 🌟

I love this story. The casting was so good. Iam a Mark Harmon fan so that made it even better.

When you long for a slower time amid the fast paced life this movie transports you there.

What an absolutely beautiful movie! Mark Harmon and his gentle way was perfectly chosen for this part. We raised our children on the home farm and I home schooled them. Those years were the most wonderful of my life. Just quiet and slow moving. Perfect. I can so relate to this movie. We all long for peace. Seeing this has calmed my spirit and made me long for those days again.

@berthaantoinettamason9207

2 жыл бұрын

What do you recommend for someone looking to get started in a slower lifestyle?

@BellaFirenze

2 жыл бұрын

@@berthaantoinettamason9207 Marry money.

@berthaantoinettamason9207

2 жыл бұрын

​@@BellaFirenze What do you recommend for someone looking to marry money?

@BellaFirenze

2 жыл бұрын

@@berthaantoinettamason9207 Luck.

@berthaantoinettamason9207

2 жыл бұрын

@@BellaFirenze Thank you. I'll use luck starting now.

What a nice movie, no swearing violence just wholesome watching. Ahhh true blessing.

@O-.-O

Жыл бұрын

Just some cheating.

We everyone is yearning for the past simple life. Full of Peace and 💕. But the time never goes back . We have lost the peaceful life . I love the 1800 century. And the simplicity. In the Earth. Thanks for the movie. 1st May 🙏 2024. . Watched the movie. I was born 1900 ......

This was the most perfect and lovely film ever made and I can’t believe how quickly I empathised with the characters and was captivated by the story. Absolutely lovely.

A lovely movie with no bad language, violence or smut. Makes a nice change.

@O-.-O

Жыл бұрын

Only some cheating.

Thank you. The movies Love Letter and For All Time were especially touching. They allowed me to escape and find some peace and warmth as I watched them. Thanks again 😊

@johnhernandez532

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my love letter is very great movie

@cacatr4495

2 жыл бұрын

Both are in my movie playlist, as is Somewhere in Time. :)

@cak8132

2 жыл бұрын

“For All Time” and “The Love Letter” are two of my favorite time-travel movies. I love them both. If only time travel were possible…

Been loving coming across Mark Harmon old movies..1st saw him on NCIS and hadn't seen any of his movies before.His movies are great! Great actor

@tonykulikovsky

Ай бұрын

He's was in a film called Magic In The Water

Wow, What a beautiful movie! Mark Harmon did an awesome job as playing the main character ❣️

This past year I've been feeling exactly the same way as "Charlie". Everyday I wake up and wish I was waking up in a place just like "Somerville". Between coronavirus, wall street, government and selfish Americans, I'm losing my sanity.

@jackiejack2031

3 жыл бұрын

I know the feeling, keep your chin up and try to avoid anything or one that brings you down. Life is good, it's crazy right now... I force myself to try to focus on any good I can find. Good luck to you😊

@conspiraterry7393

3 жыл бұрын

I feel the same way. I'm taking a break from research videos and watching old westerns. When it was ok to have values that honor each other and our soul's journeys. Time travel flicks are pretty good too. Maybe I should watch "back to the future" movies or quantum leap? Peace my friend, it will be better soon!

@margaretgill5187

3 жыл бұрын

keep your hope alive. The wish to wake up in a place of more grace and love will be honoured. People are rooting for you, and you do not even know us.

@ladybug5859

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto plus add certifiably insane rep congress people and law enforcement and de common folk who are NOT salt of the earth anymore. Whose fault? I guess we're caught on a never ending treadmill and some have flipped out cuz their center did not hold. They are trying to fragment us all, as they are thus torn to pieces. We must hold firm to our center and help make things return to solid center. How? Let's think on this together.

@NomadicNaturePhotographer

3 жыл бұрын

SAME!! I want the 80's ta las' for good, If only I could go there, sure I would Travel back to that charming decade Of Sweet decadence and foolish hair-dress. I wanna put my overall, And not give if it's stupid at all. I wanna watch Porn in my video, Without nobody tell me no. I wanna walk under Ficus-Trees = Green everywhere I see! I wanna dwell under Citrus-Trees Make LOVE in their shade, where no one Might see!! I want the 80's, I want the 80's, I want the 80's ta las' for good, If only I could go there, sure I would. 2015, 2017.

Written by Rod Sterling, directed by Richard Thomas (John Boy :) and it doesn't disappoint. Movie really gets good after he buys antique watch and is transported into 1896. Surprise ending and ends just how you want it to.

@hyacinth4368

2 жыл бұрын

And, handsome Mark Harmon, who I have always loved in anything I ever saw him in! Although, Richard Thomas himself would have been good in this part.

@road2apples

2 жыл бұрын

♥✞♥ A Soldier, Me? “A soldier, me? My Lord,” said he, “my strength is very small.” “My child, it’s not your strength I ask I only ask your all.” “A soldier, me? My Lord,” said she, “I have no sword to shine.” “My child, your sword would never do, so I will give you mine.” “A soldier, me? My Lord,” said he, “No shield have I to hold.” “My child, behind the shield of faith in Me you will be bold.” “A soldier, me? My Lord,” said she, “What cause shall I defend?” “My child, the message of my Son, His coming and the end.” “A soldier, me? My Lord,” said he, “I’ll do as You command!” “My child, the only thing I ask is that you hold my hand."♥✞♥✞♥

@mariatheresavaldez2941

Жыл бұрын

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@deborahminter6231

Жыл бұрын

It had a much more wholesome end than the Twilight zone episode.

@rosemarymurray5488

Ай бұрын

Serling!!

I seriously recommand this movie,I am not a fan of romantic movies,but I do enjoy a fine calm movie,especially in these turbulent times,it helps your mind .

A great find! We just watched this last night and it is a gentle film with a brilliant script written by Rod Serling of The Twilight Zone fame. This one is based on the episode 'A Stop at Willoughby' in which a chap finds himself back in time at railway stop that only he and the conductor can see. I loved the way this movie brought together all of the elements and wonder of time travel and added a very human story to them. Simple yet classic you won't regret having seen this movie.

I loved this film. Based on the 1960 Twilight Zone episode "A Stop at Willoughby" it displays the same rich texture and nostalgic yearnings. With just the right touch of romance. An enchanting feature recommended for everyone; everywhere.

@janellpierce5918

Жыл бұрын

No wonder it reminded me of it so much!!

@bustersmith5569

Жыл бұрын

I remember that !!!! that was a very long time ago .......

@deborahminter6231

Жыл бұрын

I thought so too! Reminded me so much of that Twilight zone episode.

@zxyatiywariii8

Жыл бұрын

I was hoping someone would comment this! I remembered the Twilight Zone episode, but I had forgotten the name of the town. I wish that would happen to me when I'm on a train. . . I think I would stay in the past.

@z651z123

Жыл бұрын

Right now I'm @ minute 12. The train conductor/antique dealer has just suggested the actor check out the old town...I just had to pause the movie to check comments... The original Zone episodes have been a favorite go to of mine for decades...(just a bit less so with the newer one's) So far I'm like'n this updated take on "Willoughby" too. Plus wifey here-so far... while busy/distracted, is no where near as hard to stomach, or near as pompous as the original Zone character). Microwave just dinged. ACTII... buttered flavored popcorn is ready. On with the show!

No matter how hard you wish to be, the past is gone forever, the future is unknown, only the present belongs to you.

Absolutely wonderful. I deeply identify with this character on a daily basis. Harmons character had the right view, 'at what cost to humanity' is all the technology in the world. Although technology has taken over most of the way all mankind lives today, I am commited to very limited use of it and live my days as in such a time period as this movie projects. There were bad things back then, but not to the depth of level of today. My heart cries for the so called progress the world has believed in the ultimate lie. Loved this movie. Thanks for sharing it. In Joy

@jessicaleslie-byrn8008

Жыл бұрын

but when your broke and it's 10 below outside i am very th ank ful for technology becaause one can onl read so much and there will be no socializing in this kind of weather

@vivianking8143

Жыл бұрын

@@jessicaleslie-byrn8008 I do understand your point of view, yet a great time to learn how to enjoy ones own company and be creative. In Joy

Maybe I am emotional,sentimental or completely Mad. But I loved this movie and the characters as well. Hope something like this happens in my life too. Completely fed up of the people present around me everywhere. A new start at a good place.

OMG! I need to sign in just to comment on this movie. Thank you so much for uploading this. What a great movie really put me in it. I love everything on it. The story, actors and the writer did a really great job. I think I am going to watch it over and over again.

@tesslite1578

3 жыл бұрын

Love Mark Harmon

@rexisch2776

3 жыл бұрын

Me too.

GREAT MOVIE. I got to be honest. I sometimes feel exactly the same way. I feel like travelling back time and live a happy slow charming life in past. But when I realise that it's impossible I feel frustrated. The ultimate truth is you can't run away from life.

@peterturley1331

4 жыл бұрын

Nothing is impossible.

@COVIDpanic

4 жыл бұрын

maybe it can be done and "that's where all the missing people go. _To the past. There had to be a time when there were no people...so where'd all these people come from? _The future." ~ Repo Man quote, Miller & Otto Going to sleep is still a mystery beyond time travel. Some dreams are so good you want to stay asleep. Some are so weird it's like an acid trip gone bad and you hope it's not reality. As for running away from life - I think you are absolutely correct _you can't do it. You can try and end it all, but there is the final mystery. Do you 1up like on Super Mario Bro? With all the mysteries ahead, I'm still in awe of everything today. Some things just require faith. A daily mystery _ why have faith and why continue in faith even when it fails to make sense sometimes? JKL [just keep livin'] Peace

@timothythompson9909

4 жыл бұрын

That is what the hope of Jesus Christ is all about, put our faith in him and the reward is heaven. Jesus is coming in few years and so we make a choice, choose Jesus Christ or Satan. No choice is selecting Satan. Choose Jesus is a choice but expect to get persecuted for making the right choice. The devil hates good people. I love the new testament, because it has Jesus Christ spoken words when he was here 2000 years ago. He left us many prophecies and there all coming true. In fact the bible is the only book were prophesies come true 100% of the time. Written in a way that only the chosen few can understand it. We live in very exciting times and scary at the same time. I'll take the hope in Christ any day over no hope at all. How does all this relate to the movie; simply the train is on the track to a better place, its hope were love is located. :-)

@kittykat8177

4 жыл бұрын

@@COVIDpanic Oh my goodness, I had this exact thought whilst watching this "that's where all the missing people go"!!!

@kittykat8177

4 жыл бұрын

@Tapash Roy : I've always felt like this

I've been trying to find this movie for years, but didn't know its title. Thank you for the upload!! A MUST SEE! I've already watched it several times here. Please NEVER take this video down! ❤️

@renasmith4123

Жыл бұрын

Agree love this movie. Will never tire of this one.

I enjoyed the movie, watched 2x already. Well written script and good actors. I recommend it to everyone.

Great ending. He found his center, his heart. If ONLY we each individually can do the same in this year of 2021. That is the solution.

@LeelaLu7

2 жыл бұрын

And I really love that those left behind rebuilt their lives too.

Do NOT miss this movie. It is absolutely heartwarming and beautiful. Perfect to watch during this difficult time we are all having with Covid. Stay safe out there.

@nicolebrooks8547

2 жыл бұрын

Movie is loving and it will make. U c4ry mark harmon in my eyes is far better than tom cruise to gig of a ego harmon down to. Earth and always does his roles with passion i will watch this movie again we need more movies like this see life to the fullest and love sharon in las vegas

@TrudyPatootie

2 жыл бұрын

@@nicolebrooks8547 Yes.. beautiful..I agree. I won't watch Tom Cruise in any movie.. Mark really brought this part. It was made for him. Have a great evening!

@tomwilliams6744

2 жыл бұрын

Well, I almost missed it. I somehow found it accidentally. I was looking for a free movie to watch. For some strange reason, I clicked on a movie that I would have to rent or buy to see. But then I scrolled down from that movie and found this. Wow, what a hidden gem! I saw a preview of it and it looked pretty good, so I thought I would take a chance. I did take that chance and was I ever happy that I did!

I absolutely love this movie. Third time watching it and it never gets old. 💜I'm only 42 and movies are just not made like they used to be!!!

I lived in Somerville, a suburb of Boston before getting a job in Boston in 1973. It is one of the best places to live in Massachusetts. Living there offers residents an urban suburban mix feel where most rent their homes, like I did. I left that same year to work in Asia and have continued living here these 50+years! I also was urged by my mom to come back to the US. But I felt Asia was my home from the first time I stepped off the plane here. I really enjoyed this movie a lot. Thank you so very much for sharing it with us !

Do watch this extraordinary movie about a man who buys a pocket watch and is mysteriously transported to 1896 Summerville when his train passes through a tunnel. A very heartwarming, pleasant romantic story. It keeps you guessing to the end. I mean it - a gem of a story.

Watching this movie made my mind take a break from the daily stresses of life in general like the pandemic, losing a job, reading about terrorism, refugees, Afghanistan, etc. Thank you for the movie!

@mariannekeenan3424

2 жыл бұрын

I hope that you get a good job soon.

@joyfullypacinglife8847

2 жыл бұрын

@@mariannekeenan3424 Thank you!

@suspendeddisbelief401

2 жыл бұрын

You shouldn't read that stuff. It's meant to depress us & fill us with fear. Helps keep us isolated & lonely. This doesn't happen by accident.

@ladyluck2607

2 жыл бұрын

same here ~ I totally escaped and went with him on the beautiful ride ~ wonderful movie!

@joyfullypacinglife8847

2 жыл бұрын

@@ladyluck2607 Indeed, it is!

Wish we could still turn back hands of time to the simplicity of life, the kindness of the people, the moral values and respect to one another during those times as depicted in this movie. Very heartwarming film to watch

@myrianvalenzuela9199

Жыл бұрын

Yeah not a cruel world we live now

@O-.-O

Жыл бұрын

@@myrianvalenzuela9199 Especially for slave owners 😂😂😂

@O-.-O

Жыл бұрын

Cheating is moral value you respect?

Mark Harmon is one actor I enjoy watching in every tv or movies,,, 🇵🇭🙏❤️

This gets my highest recommendation ..I love magic realism and time travel and this is so beautiful and interesting a story...much more than nostalgia...loved it, thanks. a must see...

This movie is beautiful. Wish there was a sequel... Totally captivated my romantic heart! Thank you so much for posting this. I watched 3rd April 2022, just in case I get to go back in time ... 😍

@allisonmarlow184

Жыл бұрын

Wow. A sequel, what a great idea.

@Skiskiski

Жыл бұрын

Go to the T Z made in the 60's and watch the episode this movie was made from.

@Bluedog4712

Жыл бұрын

A sequel…..no! Don’t ruin a good thing!

@luxuryqueen42

Жыл бұрын

@@Skiskiski not everyone knows what “T Z” stands for

"Everything has a price" - you can't trade for just a part of an existence - that's being idealistic, it has to be its totality.

Everyone commenting how wonderful life was back in the Golden Days, but no one seems nostalgic for chamber pots and out houses - less than 25% had indoor plumbing, horse shit littered streets, homes freezing in winter, baking in summer, if you made it to 20yrs old life expectancy would be about 62, people were dirtier and smelly, work was hard and unending ( e.g. laundry - build fire, haul water you had pump by hand or bring up from well in buckets, scrub board, wring by hand or crank through rollers, hang on line, iron) . Looks great in a fantasy movie - reality, not so much.

@FQ.426

Ай бұрын

😊

@dleblanc172

Ай бұрын

I agree.

@mcloayza29

29 күн бұрын

It was real life. Not made up of companies, and rushing, mobile phones or computers. Yes, there were what we call disadvantages, but whatever years one lived, they were truly LIVED. There was human connection. People were stronger. If we tried to live like that now, we would not survive!

@justme9818

28 күн бұрын

It's a conundrum isn't it... Life was much harder work - much, much harder work. Suffering and even death were closer to hand all the time. But, unless you were unlucky, all that hardship kept people together. People looked out for each other more. I think that's what we really miss. The connectivity that arose from needing each other more. I think that lost connectivity is worth more than the ease with which we can live life now. I would choose the hard work, if it was hard work in a community of good people.

@jacrotinger8596

28 күн бұрын

Peace and a slower paced life has nothing to do with fancy. Most had little. There was not a huge diff in people.

I love this movie. It is like magic back in time. Symbolic: train and its unique watch. It leads us to reflect in our present, stressful, hectic, materialistic, complicated lives to where we really wanted to be. I love the part in which he gave back its watch back to the conductor. True love was meant to be even back in time.

It’s good to see Mark Harmon again; I miss the NCIS Staff. Thank-You for this!

A great movie and the ending had me worried that he could not save her. Love the world in the past, so calm, peaceful, wholesome.

Oh my God what a beautiful movie, I needed this so bad. 😭

@maryannstypa4859

6 ай бұрын

Oh my gosh would be better unless you’re praying to God.

I know how he feels. Our "modern life" can sometimes feel so empty.

@frankblangeard8865

3 жыл бұрын

You would have felt the same 100 years ago and you would have said the same thing.

@cacatr4495

2 жыл бұрын

@@frankblangeard8865 That depends on the person, on their own condition of Life.

@annemccarron2281

2 жыл бұрын

True, however there are some great things about modern life that make me wish I had been born later.

@O-.-O

Жыл бұрын

@@cacatr4495 That depends usually on mental health.

@O-.-O

Жыл бұрын

It's not the time, it's you.