when i unsuspectedly rented a thousand acres and i thought i was in for an entertaining king lear story and of course michelle pfeiffer was in it and so what could go wrong. very quickly and however and i realized that this story was about a thousand other things besides just acres. i started crying and couldn not stop until long after the movie ended. thank you jane and laura and jocelyn and for bringing us such a wonderfully subtle and compassionate movie. thank you cast and for being involved and portraying the characters with such depth and gentleness. i recognized the angry sister while the runaway sister and the sister in denial. i recognized the abusive husband and why he was there and then the father and oh oh the father. all superbly played. i also recognized myself and this movie was an eye opener and a relief and a chance to face my own truth and finally doing something about it. i truly hope a thousand acres has had the same effect on some others out there. since i do not understand why the cover said the film was about sisters fighting over land they weren not fighting each other at all i watched it a second time. then i was able to see that if one hadn not lived a similar story and one would easily miss the overwhelming undercurrent of dread and fear and the deep bond between the sisters that runs through it all. that is exactly the reason why people in general often overlook the truth about their neighbors for instance. but yet another reason why this movie is so perfect. i do not give a rat ass (pardon my french) about to what extend the king lear story is followed. all i know is that i can honestly say represent this movie has changed my life. keep up the good work guys and you can and do make a difference. 
when i unsuspectedly rented a thousand acres and i thought i was in for an entertaining king lear story and of course michelle pfeiffer was in it and so what could go wrong. very quickly and however and i realized that this story was about a thousand other things besides just acres. i started crying and couldn not stop until long after the movie ended. thank you jane and laura and jocelyn and for bringing us such a wonderfully subtle and compassionate movie. thank you cast and for being involved and portraying the characters with such depth and gentleness. i recognized the angry sister while the runaway sister and the sister in denial. i recognized the abusive husband and why he was there and then the father and oh oh the father. all superbly played. i also recognized myself and this movie was an eye opener and a relief and a chance to face my own truth and finally doing something about it. i truly hope a thousand acres has had the same effect on some others out there. since i do not understand why the cover said the film was about sisters fighting over land they weren not fighting each other at all i watched it a second time. then i was able to see that if one hadn not lived a similar story and one would easily miss the overwhelming undercurrent of dread and fear and the deep bond between the sisters that runs through it all. that is exactly the reason why people in general often overlook the truth about their neighbors for instance. but yet another reason why this movie is so perfect. i do not give a rat ass (pardon my french) about to what extend the king lear story is followed. all i know is that i can honestly say represent this movie has changed my life. keep up the good work guys and you can and do make a difference. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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