From Time to Time (2009) | Full Movie | Maggie Smith | Hugh Bonneville | Timothy Spall

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  @ScreenBlaze · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @christinepage181 · 2 years ago

  The ending has me in tears, it&apos;s a shame we don&apos;t have more films like this, without gratuitous sex, violence and swearing. &nbsp;You don&apos;t need sex, violence and swearing to have a really good and enjoyable film, you just need good writing and actors. &nbsp;This film had all that.

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  @sonayamiller3689 · 1 year ago

  How bittersweet to watch this the week Maggie Smith passed. There’ll never be another like her. Joyful journey and well done, Maggie✨

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  @peneloperose4185 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m an old woman at the end of my life. I discovered this movie today and was so completely delighted. The &quot;Green Knowe&quot; book series was one of my favorites when I was a little girl. I&apos;m going to find the books again and treasure the reading of them at this time in my life. Thank you so very much for this wonderful and unexpected gift.

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  @DrGarri · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m almost 62 years old, few films have made this old man tearing up at the end, it was worth it. &nbsp;I read many of the comments regarding my post, it seems that we can form the 60&apos;s group, where we can share all what is interesting or important to us! &nbsp;When I said that I was old, I was feeling so that day I posted, in reality most of the time I feel I&apos;m 30, I&apos;m very healthy, dynamic and positive, but I guess we all have our &quot;I feel old&quot; days sometimes. &nbsp;I loved the fact that no one was disrespectful or nasty in their comment, I guess life has taught us that that leads nowhere positive.

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  @jingzhucao4584 · 1 year ago

  I am a 60-year-old Chinese person who doesn’t speak English. When I was young, the Chinese government didn’t allow us to read any Western literature. When I was 13, the government allowed us to read British literature, and the first translated English book I read was Charles Dickens’ David Copperfield. The first movie I ever watched was also British—David Copperfield.<br><br>From that moment on, I always wanted to visit the UK 🇬🇧 to see the country and longed to learn English. Unfortunately, my wish never came true.<br><br>Now, with AI technology translating English movies online 🎬, I watch English movies every day. I am grateful to God and to technology for bringing so much joy into my life! 🎉

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  @Jazna1 · 2 years ago

  I first saw this movie on Netflix ten years ago the day after my husband died. &nbsp;It was the only thing I could stand to have on in the quiet house. &nbsp;Thank you for posting it. &nbsp;It&apos;s beautiful and makes a person cry, in the best way.

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  @zopizopi5054 · 2 years ago

  &quot;never quarrel with your children. It&apos;s not worth it&quot;. &nbsp;What a gem of an advice !!!!

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  @williams3631 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m having a really hard time finding words to describe how I feel about this movie. I don&apos;t want to be cliche, so I can just say that it&apos;s been wonderful. Everyone should have their heart tugged occasionally, it helps with one&apos;s perspective in this messed up world. Thank you very much !

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  @isabs8616 · 4 months ago

  I am French and I am in love with movies and stories showing old England. It is so beautiful.

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  @tommoncrieff1154 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I had never heard of this exquisite film before and can’t imagine why. I am 64 and it has all the enchantment, beauty and adventure of the classic novels I read and TV series and movies I saw in the 1960s and early 1970s. I felt I’d returned wide-eyed to my childhood. I was completely captivated by it, it taps into very many traditional literary ideas, motifs and plots but not in a predictable way. So unpredictable, that the ending caused me to tear up as fantasy blends with the painful truths of the war years. Julian Fellowes is such a brilliant, gentle storyteller and a good director. Obviously, it goes without saying he has a stellar cast here, so many beloved and familiar faces, no wonder he recruited many of them for Downton Abbey. Alex Etel is very strongly supported but in the end he has to carry much of the film and he does so very well. An absolute delight.

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  @FemiNelson-sb1em · 2 years ago

  Lovely movie, no profanity, nudity, just a simple Lovely ghost story &amp; acceptance of &nbsp;lost loved ones. ❤️

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