The Second Time Around

It was ok at the beginning but got boring and I lost interest

Don't write this one off because it's about older people. It's just about the most romantic film I've seen in a very long time. Remember not to turn it off... Wait for the end of the credits... A great reward awaits you. Bella Bella bellisima!!

Seniors! Who needs them, right? Well, actually everyone does. It's not as evident as when grandpa taught us his life skills and his wonderful wife made food heavily seasoned with love. But they're needed alright! Not only to show off everything they've learned on the road of life but also to teach some serious lessons about the pace of that life. People rush through every day like they need more hours when what is really needed is more patience, more tolerance, more understanding and more love. Life is fragile gift. It needs protecting and nurturing in ways only seniors around us can teach. This gentle movie avoids the fast lane. Slows it all down a little. Gives us a peek through the looking glass of time. Watch it with a loved one. Hold hands .....and feel it.

So delightful! I love opera myself for the feelings so this was awesome. I'm also happily remarried after being widowed at age 50. Yes, this was very sweet, uplifting. Even if they only have a short time together, it's worth it. Some people never have that kind of love, not even once in their lifetime.

I'm 70 years old and a rabid movie buff and this movie has to be one of the best love stories I ever watched and I watched a lot of love stories in my lifetime. THANK YOU VERY MUCH for a great experience.