My Happy Ending

Dowwnerrr! Very nice performances by most , but the script has some issues, and overall—it’s heavy and brings your stats-of-mind down, down, down—with very little payoff. I can take downers (I LOVE “Sophie’s Choice”) but they have to be well written and have true to life emotional pay-offs. This one is too far off of the mark, and pays-off only minutely. If you’re considering it—honestly, I would just pass…

Very very touching. The only negative is I thought the acting was on the weak side by most characters.

It's not a bad movie. It gives you an idea of what some cancer patients may be going through emotionally. And that it emotionally effects everyone equally no matter what their stature may be.

Horrible film that glamorizes not taking care of yourself when diagnosed with cancer.

The actresses were all believable, the conversations were both deep and comical. Movie brought out a lot of emotions. Very much worth the hour and a half.

Subject matter could be disturbing to some. Ending was not clear. Acting was great!

The title doesn't give away the movie at all. Andie McDowell is an aging actress who learns she has 4 stage cancer. The supporting cast gives support for her to let her know how they have fought the cancer. Each person is at a different stage in the fight. No light issue by no means. I thought it was an interesting perspective on someone who decides to chose not to go through the treatment and use the time to enjoy whatever time she has left with her loved ones. I thought the movie was alright.