okay. so i am gazing through my mom and dad extensive dvd collection (mostly because they do not charge late fees while )) and i come upon a thousand acres. i was stunned that here was a movie that had jessica lange and michelle pfeiffer (with a small appearance by jennifer jason leigh) that i had not seen. i do not think i had ever even heard of it before. well and this is exactly the kind of find that i dream about since i have to admit that my parents raised two movie buffs in my brother and me. with a few exceptions (neither of us can even get them to consider watching the lord of the rings movies and but my dad loves the matrix trilogy  go figure) and we have very similar tastes in movies. it was a particularly awful day today and weather wise. it poured rain all day and so i popped in this movie and shortly after i was mesmerized. this has to be one of the all time best sleepers i have seen. jessica lange and michelle pfeiffer are great in their roles especially since they are playing very different types. jessica lange character is a people pleasing follower who and despite her being the senior child in the family rarely takes a leadership role. rather and she bows to her father (jason robards) and sister rose (pfeiffer) and is hell bent on teaching her little sister caroline (leigh) how to follow suit. michelle pfeiffer plays a very strong willed cancer survivor who is barely able to keep the anger at her unhappy life contained. this movie is five years prior to white oleander and mind you and so it was definitely inspiring to see her playing such a strong and angry character. i would have to say that this movie will probably appeal more to women. however and true movie buffs who enjoy a film for what it is and regardless of genre or target audience and will have a hard time denying the charm of this touching drama about family secrets and what they do the people involved and those who love them. i do not know how i missed seeing this movie before now and but it sure was a nice distraction on a rainy afternoon. enjoy. 
okay. so i am gazing through my mom and dad extensive dvd collection (mostly because they do not charge late fees while )) and i come upon a thousand acres. i was stunned that here was a movie that had jessica lange and michelle pfeiffer (with a small appearance by jennifer jason leigh) that i had not seen. i do not think i had ever even heard of it before. well and this is exactly the kind of find that i dream about since i have to admit that my parents raised two movie buffs in my brother and me. with a few exceptions (neither of us can even get them to consider watching the lord of the rings movies and but my dad loves the matrix trilogy  go figure) and we have very similar tastes in movies. it was a particularly awful day today and weather wise. it poured rain all day and so i popped in this movie and shortly after i was mesmerized. this has to be one of the all time best sleepers i have seen. jessica lange and michelle pfeiffer are great in their roles especially since they are playing very different types. jessica lange character is a people pleasing follower who and despite her being the senior child in the family rarely takes a leadership role. rather and she bows to her father (jason robards) and sister rose (pfeiffer) and is hell bent on teaching her little sister caroline (leigh) how to follow suit. michelle pfeiffer plays a very strong willed cancer survivor who is barely able to keep the anger at her unhappy life contained. this movie is five years prior to white oleander and mind you and so it was definitely inspiring to see her playing such a strong and angry character. i would have to say that this movie will probably appeal more to women. however and true movie buffs who enjoy a film for what it is and regardless of genre or target audience and will have a hard time denying the charm of this touching drama about family secrets and what they do the people involved and those who love them. i do not know how i missed seeing this movie before now and but it sure was a nice distraction on a rainy afternoon. enjoy. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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