Beaches (Special Edition) | Robert Ball, Mayim Bialik

Beaches (Special Edition) | Robert Ball, Mayim Bialik | Beaches - original soundtrack

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Beaches (Special E...

	Beaches (Special Edition) Robert Ball, Mayim Bialik Buena Vista Home Entertainment / Touchstone, 2005 average customer review:based on 147 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Explores the thirty year relationship between two very different women who meet at the beach and become best friends.
Genre: Feature Film-Drama
Rating: PG13
Release Date: 26-APR-2005
Media Type: DVD

great movie

bought it for my best friend, she loved it.. its the story of us! LOL

Beaches - original soundtrack

The CD arrived in a timely manner and was well packaged to survive the trip through the US mail. Wonderful price; excellent audio; amazing movie!

More Bette Midler Songs, Please

In Atlantic City two eleven-year-old girls meet on the beach. One is very loud and brassy, very show businessy, and the other more sedate and ladylike. The two become instant friends and mug for the camera as they have four pictures in a strip taken by one of those olden days coin-operated machines in an arcade. They tear the strip in two, and each girl keeps two pictures. The movie is bookended by two beaches, one in Atlantic City at the beginning and the other on the Pacific outside of San Francisco at the ending.
Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey play the parts of the two women. Bette becomes a big singing star, the other becomes a lawyer.
There are some good songs in the movie, but I wish Bette Midler had been given a few more really good numbers to sing to show off her talent. She and Hershey do good acting jobs in this movie. It's a real tear-jerker, heartwrenching, targeting the audience's tear ducts, but the film does have an aura of sincerity and authenticity.
It has an interesting and well-constructed plot. The friendship has its ups and downs. Bette is selfish, egotistical, and envious. Her friend is better looking, better behaved, but has marital problems. Bette has marital problems too but because she puts her career first.
A worthwhile movie, sentimental, touching, original and entertaining, but it's more than a chick flick.

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An oldie but still a goodie!

I have always loved this movie! I bought it so I could now watch it with my own daughter. It made me cry at the end way back when it first came out, and it still made me cry when I watched it again!!! (of course I am one of those sappy people who loves a good tear jerker so if you are too, this is a movie for you!!!!)

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