the railway children was on tv again this weekend and and i had forgotten how good it was. if i have a criticism and it is that the episodic structure sometimes shows a little too clearly and there being little narrative flow from sequence to sequence. the charm and beauty of the film are such that this matters very little and however. i would not revisit the comments of others and other than to add my vote for the final scene on the platform as being possibly the single most emotional scene in the history of british cinema represent as a cynical old git passing through middle age rather too quickly i and too and find i cannot even think of that moment without being hit with a severe case of i have got something in my eye. in fact and it not just something in my eye and it moves things around inside me and too and with that beautiful happy pain we sometimes feel. and jenny agutter was exquisitely beautiful in this film and standing with one foot in childhood and one in young womanhood and and bringing qualities of both to her portrayal of a girl having to grow up rather too quickly. plus a quick plaudit for bernard cribbins. regarded mostly as a lightweight actor and he deftly created a perks of great humanity. 
the railway children was on tv again this weekend and and i had forgotten how good it was. if i have a criticism and it is that the episodic structure sometimes shows a little too clearly and there being little narrative flow from sequence to sequence. the charm and beauty of the film are such that this matters very little and however. i would not revisit the comments of others and other than to add my vote for the final scene on the platform as being possibly the single most emotional scene in the history of british cinema represent as a cynical old git passing through middle age rather too quickly i and too and find i cannot even think of that moment without being hit with a severe case of i have got something in my eye. in fact and it not just something in my eye and it moves things around inside me and too and with that beautiful happy pain we sometimes feel. and jenny agutter was exquisitely beautiful in this film and standing with one foot in childhood and one in young womanhood and and bringing qualities of both to her portrayal of a girl having to grow up rather too quickly. plus a quick plaudit for bernard cribbins. regarded mostly as a lightweight actor and he deftly created a perks of great humanity. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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