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	• Love Letter (1998) Campbell Scott, Jennifer Jason Leigh Hallmark, 1999 average customer review:based on 91 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A rich relationship develops through time via the desk.

You'll have to watch the movie to see what happens. But I'll say this...I happened upon this movie accidentally one night, and was captivated by it.

The premis is interesting, the acting is good (as is the acting in virtually all Hallmark offerings), and the messages are strong. Those things make this movie, for me, a 5-star offering.

Give this movie a look...you'll be happy you did!

Alan Holyoak

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Somewhere in time updated.

The Love Letter is a wonderful family movie. While the plot is a little strange, letters from the 1990s travel to the 1860s. AFter a few minutes of watching, it doesn't matter, you get enmeshed in the personalities of the two prime charecters.

What made this all the more compelling for me was that I have a hobby of collecting military medals. I then try to research the person who was awarded the medal. I many times find myself wondering what it was like during the time in question; Egypt in the 1880s, the Crimea, The North Atlantic in 1943. While there are books describing these times, I would certainly like to sit down in a coffeeshop and talk to these men and their families. This movie hit a chord with me that makes me want to add this movie to my collection.

A fine movie and excellent cast. This film should be in every familiy's library.

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Such a wonderful story!

When I first heard about this movie I thought... "ok, this sounds like an after school special for adults." I stand corrected! My dad, of all people, told me how good this movie was and how much I would like it. It's a beautiful movie full of all the sentiment and understanding that really makes a good love story. Don't be fooled by this movie, because it's not just a chick flick!! There's some civil war action to appeal to the guys, and the story overall really makes you believe in the power of love!

Take two people, one in the 1990's and one in the 1860's. They write letters and send them to each other across time. Eventually, they fall in love. But what makes this story so neat is that at the same time, both are already in relationships (sort of). Scotty is engaged to Debra (in the 1990's), and Lizzie has agreed to consider an understanding/engagement with "his Reagle Highness". While Lizzie's father could care less about Lizzie feeling any love for Mr. Reagle, Scotty completely understands her situation and advises her to follow her heart. At the same time, Lizzie presents some trying questions to Scotty, making him question his own relationship with Debra. Continuing on, Lizzie and Scotty both run into obstacles that bring them closer together, even though they are so far apart.

Watch this one with the box of kleenex nearby, and here's a hint... listen carefully to Lizzie's last letter to Scotty. It's so important when you get to the last scene!

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