Somewhere, Tomorrow

I have seen this movie and it is wonderful. It is a good family or couple film. If anyone knows where I can get this movies please e-mail me. I was told it is no longer available in my area but maybe in other areas. So please let me know if you can help.

I found this movie on DVD at the Dollar Store, and I am so glad I did. After watching it, I wondered why was it even considered to be sold at such a low price! It's a great movie to watch when you want to stay in or if you want your spirits lifted. I love the storyline and the cast! Tears are going to dribble down when you watch this movie because its so good! Sarah Jessica Parker shows a promising career in acting in this movie, at least I and the people I know that have seen her in this movie saw her shine. You are going to fall in love with Terry Stockton (Terry Shea) and Lori Anderson (Sarah Jessica Parker)! For a 1983 movie, it was fantastic and brilliantly done! For me, this movie is a classic!

One of my friends and I happened to rent this movie from a blockbuster in Utah a few years ago and it ended up being one of our favorite movies. This movie is a must see, we have never stopped having fun quoting it, however sadly enough later when we tried to rent the movie, it was no longer there and they never got any new copies. We have tried finding other places that have it, and we have even looked on amazon.com but it isn't there. Please bring back this movie it is the coolest and cheesiest!

Lori Anderson (Sarah Jessica Parker) fell off her horse and is in a coma. The movie is told in a flashback. She is still struggling to come to terms with her father's death. The family horse ranch is struggling. She's not happy that her mother Betty wants to remarry to Sheriff Alec Peiski. Terry Stockton is flying a single engine plane with his friend Paul Bart when they crash in the woods. Lori finds a terribly injured Terry. She falls off her horse and hits her head. When she comes to, she goes to look for her horse and finds Terry riding her. Later, she discovers that Terry is actually dead. They reveal his condition to Paul. While Terry can move stuff, she's the only one who can see him.

The production is bad. It looks like a weaker TV movie. SJP is cute. Her naivety is adorable although a bit silly. For her fans, this is definitely worth a watch. There is a pretty good twist in the end. For everybody else, the story concept is better than the overall execution.

This is one of those "6pm films" that used to be shown on BBC2 in the late 80's. I haven't seen it in YEARS, but I do remember that it really struck a chord with me, and I've never forgotten it. It was one of those films I'd forgotten the title of, and finally looked it up on here one day.

There were some hilarious, comedic moments between SJP and Tom Shea (I thought he was GORGEOUS back then!), and it was also very emotive - as I recall the ending made me cry (I was in my early teens then, so forgive me!).

I also remember that SJP had a really sweet singing voice. I'm going to have to see if I can get hold of this one from somewhere...