My grandma read this book, she never got to finish it. I finished it for her I miss her so much and this makes me happy Rest In Peace grandma and Morrie ❤️
Same goes to me as well! It's an assignment I'm currently working on! It made me cry and change the way I see the world ❤️ Good luck on your assignment🍀🍀🍀
I'm only 43 and was diagnosed 3 years ago with stage 4 cervical cancer. I was told that the life expectancy is five years. Watching Tuesdays with Maury is reminding me I still have the power and will to fight and beat this disease again. Thank you so much Maury and Mitch for being the push I need to keep going
I'm so sorry you have to face this battle Dawn. I'm wishing you strenghts and sending positive vibes to your way wherever you are. You got this! Don't give up! And you're absolutely right, you're in power.
Jack Lemmon is the greatest actor ever. He was literally dying when he made this film, yet gave perhaps his greatest acting performance. The absolute master of dramatic/comedic acting.
jeremiah orr I didn’t realize Jack Lemmon was sick himself filming this. He did look sick. For a legendary actor of major motion pictures this last performance as Morrie may have been his best role ever.
Steven Koren, he died a couple years after this came out, but it was a long battle with cancer that did it. He was newly diagnosed, but I believe already terminal when he was doing this movie. Sort of ironic, huh?
I met Mr. Lemmon when I worked in the Spa hotel in Palm Springs. He would come in every night and play the piano, such a kind and gracious human being. Not to mention his enormous acting ability! 💜
It’s Tuesday May 9th, 2023 and I just finished watching this incredible movie for my English class. It’s amusing to see how many lives this movie touched in the comments
I read this when I was 18. I'm 26 now. First 11 minutes of the video, I found myself crying, remembering what lessons I learned from this book, and how I failed to live it. It's a blessing I found it. Just in time when I'm feeling lost.
Like every student in the comments, we were asked to watch this movie and learn about Morrie. It ended up being one of the greatest life lessons of all.
I have been watching this every year on the eve of my birthday for almost 5 years now.. Its my little happy ritual . Thankyou Morrie for the greatest lessons in life.. A teacher at last ❤
‘It’s not just other people we need to forgive, we also need to forgive ourselves. For all the things we didn’t do. You can’t get stuck on the regrets of what should have happened. Forgive yourself. Forgive others. Don’t wait.’
I never forgive myself for anything ever even though the ptsd and tourette episodes and multiple Sclerosis and disabilities are not my fault. I thought my IQ was good enough to be able to help everyone else and me and I love you and IDK how to stop the ptsd. I still have IQ and lucid dreams and nitemares and I love you
The family and the man who don't care about me I thought they love me and they hate me. Beautiful ❤️ and I had no idea and I don't understand why they don't care about me because I gave them all my life.
1:26:20 I am watching it now, at 10:45 am, on January 22, 2018, after reading the book before the holidays. and I`m crying with my laptop in front of me, and my mother tells me: "The Book never made you cry, and nobody could make you cry, yet a movie on TH-cam made you cry... wow." It`s true, I have to admit... I have bipolar depression, ADHD, ODD, and they told me I have Mild Autism. Nothing in the world could make me cry... Then I watched the film for Tuesday`s with Morrie, after reading the book, and I cried. I`m fifteen years old, and I cried in front of my step mom. She didn`t hug me, she let me cry. She told me: "You`re a baby... what`s wrong with you? You were fine a second ago." She saw the movie I was watching, and she told me to shut it off if it made me upset. When she left the room, I kept watching it. It ended, and I let all the stress on my shoulders fade away. I cried more than I ever have, due to friends lost and Mentors who changed my life, Or even family walking out on me. that's my story, and this is my lesson to you... Even though you could have everything wrong with you, Even though you`re the most stressed out person sometimes, Even though they called you things, and even when people tell you "You`re a teenager, grow up..." It`s okay to cry over moments like those I saw in Tuesdays With Morrie. God Bless whoever posted this video. And God Bless Morrie and Mitch, Although they are not yet together in heaven, They are still connected in Mitch`s heart And to all teens out there, Always cry when you`re hurt, even if there is nobody to hug you.
You are most definitely right! It is ok to cry, as it's hard to get over things if you don't. Also, it shows you are human and I'm sorry your stepmom couldn't understand why you were crying. I watched this movie as a senior in high school and it gave me a great perspective on life and how we need to live. Don't hold grudges and always forgive as that's what we need to move on. It also taught me to never miss out on that key moment just because of fear or rejection. Go for it because you never know when you'll get that chance again. Live life to the fullest and keep your chin up Cartez Sister. Don't be afraid to cry and thank you for your lesson to us. Good luck.
We were actually required to read this book in our school because it's an assignment in English Class. I have the book version of Tuesdays with Morrie but as a lazy person, I decided to search if there was a movie about it and ended up here. Usually, I'm not really a big fan of movies and novels, but this masterpiece is just very different. Every time I see Morrie struggling, I end up with tears in mine. I have learned the value of forgiveness and the fact that Mitch and Morrie did not see each other for 16 years because Mitch is a really busy person makes it just so heartbreaking because 16 years is a really long time and he only saw Morrie when he was already dying. I will never forget these quotes that Morrie said: "Death ends a life, not a relationship" "We should love one another or die" Kudos to the actors. It made the movie feel like it was not scripted and it all came from the heart. Also, RIP Morrie Schwartz, these quotes of yours will never be forgotten.
I just finished the book, and all my life I wasn't this moved. I was sobbing in silence. And yes, I just realised its Tuesday, today. You are a remarkable man, Mr. Morrie. And so are you Mitch. You represent us. Indeed, all of us humans are all the same. We just also have to realise that.
My husband died from the effects of Dementia. Then I watched this movie and it emotionally hit home for me. Lessons spoken lessons learned. A very moving and surreal story.
Our teacher asked us to watch it for our assignment and warned us to prepare some tissues but, I did not listen, and I did not know that this movie would make me cry all the time, and I would remind me about my father who passed away just a year ago, I saw my father with professor Morrie, and I miss him so much. This movie made me realized and taught me things.
I read this book in my last year of high school. It wasn't for any assignment, I thank my 17-year-old self for picking it up and never putting it down. The words of Morrie have touched my heart.
My son died from ALS in 2019, this cruel disease is beyond the meaning of cruel as it progresses , but it gave us a few years of spending more time together than we had in 20 yrs because he had to quit work and need constant care so we spent a lot of time together and got to share many thoughts and leave nothing to regrets. This movie is so much more personal to me now and Jack is incredible in it.
I feel your pain and I know what you mean about the time spent together. I had that time with my mom as I watched her fade away. I pray that a cure is found so nobody will ever have to suffer with that monster of a disease.
I know, everyone who watches this movie just comes to love its teaching. It's a beautiful movie. When the author Mitch Albom wrote the book was rejected by many publishers. And when it was published most people told him that it probably wouldn't sell. It wasn't expected to become a bestseller. It's still selling today.
I did have that teacher and funny enough, we called him “Coach”. He was one of the most caring people I’ve ever known and encouraged me when I have no idea what he saw that made him do it. He’s gone now, but I was blessed to see him after I was grown and speak to him shortly before he died. I will always love him and remember the lessons that had nothing to do with the subject he taught.
The Book "Tuesdays with Morrie" is INCREDIBLE!! I loved reading it and now that I have watched this video, I have got a better picture of who exactly was Morrie and what a great personality he was. Even though he became famous when he was going to die and more people got to know about him, he was still happy to leave the world with an inspiration and as Morrie said "what to pack?".
It's Tuesday November 16 2021 and I'm watching Tuesdays with Morrie. This is by far the most touching and meaningful movie I've ever watched!! 👍😍🙏💕✨✨🌻You are always loved Morrie!!!🕊️🤍🤍🤍
Recently, I finished watching "Tuesdays with Morrie." It's a movie assignment at our school, Centennial College (Scarborough, Canada). The movie offers great lessons and learnings from Morrie. The way he tells the story to Mitch was touching, and it left a profound impact on me.
best movie i ever seen. 3rd time watching in last 10 years or so, and i always seem to hear something new...something i missed the last time i watched it. it makes me want to be a better person. i watch it when i feel like i need to redirect my focus on life. thank you mitch.
27:11 As a student, I will forever remember this. I work my ass off just to get a decent GPA, I miss time with my family and friends just to pass my math exam. And as someone with a shitton of anxiety this really hit me.
I literally cried so much my eyes hurt when I read the book. Now the words are put in motion, I don't know how my eyes and heart would react. But my tissues are ready. Edit: Done watching the film. I still cried a lot, but not as much as I cried while reading the book. I also noticed some parts in the movie that didn't match the ones in the book, but maybe it's just me lol. One thing I was expecting, and was surprised not to see, though, was the scene where Morrie told Mitch (non-verbatim) "If I ever had a third son, I want it to be you." All in all, it was a good film, still. It's a masterpiece. The book changed my life forever, and I recommend you don't skip reading it. Thank you so much for bringing it to life! Sir Morrie Schwartz will never be forgotten.
I just finished watching the movie for my Filipino 12 class and my mother saw me crying HARD. Thank you for inspiring me. I truly wish I’ll have a chance to meet Morrie. 🥺
Such a beautiful movie! It shows how much we are surrounded by people that we love and the meaning of life itself. It should be beautiful and lived until the very end.
This is one of my Favorite movies. It tugs at my emotions every time I watch it. Thank you so much for uploading this movie. Cause now everyone can think about the things Morrie says.
I watched this on the lecture of aging psychology, it was such a beautiful story that made me cry at last. I have learned so much from this touching story, which shows the meaning of being alive and how to conquer the fears to say goodbye to the people you love. Once you know how to die, you know how to live.
I will love this book forever, I cried a lot reading the book as the same with the movie. Thanks Morrie for such a great lesson of meaning of life. Thanks Mitch for sharing amazing coach that you had, a great human being.
I laughed a lot reading this book. I cried less but man there were cold shivers along the way. Still he prepared mitch and us along the way to be prepared for his death. Hope u don't mind uninvited reply.
Im in my 40 but still this movie always TOUCHED me like ive watching it for the first time.. I have my book in me.. Book that full lesson ----/sinked in my mind, heart and soul... Again TUESDAY thank you for the wonderful precious lesson you taught me..
I read the book when I was 14. It had a great impact on me back then. I had to stop reading a lot of times to cry. 13 years later, I watched the movie and cried again! I realised how I was trying to be “strong” while growing up and appeared to be insensitive sometimes because I didn’t want to look weak.
A lady who i worked for gave me the beautiful book, after I quit working w her I promise I was going to keep track with her but I couldn’t . Time later I have the brave to texted her and she was as nice as Morrie. :) I’m so glad I have the chance to read this book , it taught me so much
I’m an English teacher in Korea. I’m teaching this book to one of my students now and I just wanna say we love the story!! This book has so much impact it now is being used even in South Korea !! We are lucky to get to know Morrie’s life.
🙋♀️ to S Korea from Seattle area. Love and know how to make many Pan-Asian meals/dishes. Fav is Bulgogi. Mom was raised in Japan, and actually know how to make home-made Kimchi. YUM!!
I just lost my Morrie today! How true this story is… we all have a Morrie in our lives! We need that! A special person. My Jackie was that to me! Father / grandfather I needed in my life … I live in Canada and jack is in the USA … I made a regular trip to see him! Covid interfered but FaceTime and phone took over … this is a move that’s top 10 in my heart!!! 2 great actors Hank Azaria and Jack Lemmon. Lovely true life story!
I remember watching this movie in my English class and I cried like a baby at the end and I didn't care at all because it really touched me and taught me something I was missing
It's 2024 and I am watching this for the first time. I have a lot of problems in my life Nothings going right, career family love and more but for the first time I feel I am the luckiest person on earth. That's what this movie did to me. I wish I had a mentor like Morrie❤
There are so many people in this comment section who tell their own beautiful and moving story and why they find this movie so great. And here I am, looking for a film where Hank Azaria plays a nice character because I've been having nightmares for 9 years now thanks to his performance as Kahmunrah in Night at the Museum 2. EDIT: This is a masterpiece... And this makes me think of my dad who passed away last year, at age 77. He lost his battle against lug cancer and I'm happy I know this movie now. It makes me realize he didn't receive love as a child, and somehow, in his cold way, he gave me love anyway. I think our strength comes from the love we get...
Wed Sept 11. Class was canceled so I’m watching this from where we left off Monday. The line abt life pulling between what you *want* to do and what it makes you think you *have* to do really feels accurate
a book review from tuesdays with morrie as an assignment got me watching this movie. a life lesson, i wish other people could read the book or watch this.
i sobbed multiple times i mean the movie makes the answers to life seem simple while embracing and accepting our own fears that make loving hard. morrie teaches so many crucial lessons on how to live life, forgive and move on, take that chance and listen to your heart, etc we all need that teacher who doesn't give up even if we don't understand, and i loved how we got to see morrie talk about a darker side, about his dad and how he should've seen into his heart and that "hunger leaves no choice for the citizen and police." i physically felt his pangs of guilt, but i think it makes it more realistic. endless thanks to all the people that made this movie possible!!
What a great movie Thanks to my psychology professor that told us to watch this meaning I can’t stop crying seeing how courageous and how is aphorism works for him I know he heard a very tough nights but he never gave up Indeed Love can wins Thanks Morrie I will live my life well paying attention to things that matter to me😭😭😭😭
This is beautiful. No, it’s not a cinematic masterpiece. No, it is not the best movie ever. But, I felt something when watching this movie and I cried. That is good enough for me goddamn it. 10/10, this movie taught me something. Love is what matters and to listen to those who don’t have long. This is beautiful.
'When I'm dead, you talk. I'll listen. ' 'Death only ends life not relationship' 'Forgive yourself and others ' One of my favourite words. I too had my grandfather who was my best friend who taught me the same life lessons at a very young age but I came to know the real meaning of those words now...
Was assigned this in high school my sophomore year in 2014.. here I am in 2021 searching it up to remind myself the valuable lessons this movie taught me
You wanna talk about wholesomeness? This movie, the book, audiobooks, anything that isTuesdays With Morrie. I’ve never been more conscious about life or my personal issues until this.
I saw this movie in my class R. I. P morrie you are in heaven now dancing every day without stopping I HATE YOU ALS!! I was crying so much when Morrie said his final words before he died I love Morrie's quotes because it teaches you what you to need to know about life and that you don't have to be scared of dying
i finally had the courage to finish reading the book and found myself unable to get enough (i can't move-on, how i love this book 😭). and so, i proceeded watching the movie adaptation. *thank you for the life lessons, coach morrie!* ♥
my english teacher gave this book for me to read, i didn't realize it was damn this good. i even read this many times, and cried a lot. this is my fave book from mitch.
Back in college, I needed to read one novel and make a report about it. Since I am not into novels, I picked the thinnest book available at the library: Tuesdays with Morie. This is my first novel. It made me cry just by reading the book. This was in 2008. 12 years later, I am watching this movie...
June 17, 2024: I just finish reading the book and cried. I never knew there's a movie about it. I just searched it here in youtube and I watched it right away and then i cried again. 😢❤
I remember reading this in junior high and high school and ever since I’ve loved watching this movie❤️❤️ I will always love this movie… We’re Tuesday People
My boyfriend told me to watch this movie and- holy shit I don't regret it at all. He said it was a school assignment and such- but he liked the movie and asked me to watch it, so I did. This movie reminds me alot of my own grandfather- And it's genuinely touching. I love this movie now.
My friend suggested that I should read the book but unfortunately the pdf didn't work so I came here and watched the move . It's actually great even though I'm exhausted the story kept me and I couldn't stop watching. The thing that talked to me the most is when morrie said death doesn't end relationship even though we're set apart with our loved one's they're memory their lesson their smile remains in our heart and mind and the fact we keep it to the end of the world is marvelous. And the funny thing is I'm planning to read the book too.
My two closest friends who are like brothers to me, along with me, had a strong sense that we knew each other already. Perhaps, if reincarnation exists, even close past relationships are never completely forgotten.
I lost my mom to ALS and this movie brings back some good memories and some tough memories. The times I felt like loosing it I would think to myself that she has it much worse. My wife and I took care of her until her last month. I miss her everyday and it's been 13 years.
I was watching it for quiz purposes and it was really a very wonderful movie that teaches me a lot of lessons and made me realize to value life more than anything else.🥺😭
My english class was reading this book for an assignment, at the end I cried. It was the first time I had ever been so monumentally moved by a piece of literature
The actor who played Mitch looks like Bob Saget. Since he recently passed away, I tried to look for this movie under his name. Glad I found it since I love this movie growing up. Thank u for uploading this movie.
i just finished reading the book last night. made me cry a lot. so heartwarming. Morrie's life has touched so many. 😭💛 then watched this film today.. i was waiting for the scene in the book wherein Morrie shared something about his friend Norman.. but it wasnt there. but, still a great film tho 💛 learned so much.
Most of us are watching it due to school assignments and end up getting the greatest lesson *_*
Exactly man!
this is true
Same
Lmao facts
You should read the book
My grandma read this book, she never got to finish it. I finished it for her I miss her so much and this makes me happy Rest In Peace grandma and Morrie ❤️
Lily Is my name the book is sooo good😢💘
I'm so very sorry for your grandmother may she rest in peace forever
Lily Is my name may your grandma rest in peace. I'm so sorry.
I'm sorry for your loss
May God welcome your grandmother and Morrie into His loving arms
This was just an assingment for school, but it ended up touching my heart and changing me for good, thanks Morrie💗
Same goes to me as well! It's an assignment I'm currently working on! It made me cry and change the way I see the world ❤️
Good luck on your assignment🍀🍀🍀
Same here guys, it was a school assignment to read the book but i chose to watch the movie! 😌😌
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Sameee
Same
I'm only 43 and was diagnosed 3 years ago with stage 4 cervical cancer. I was told that the life expectancy is five years. Watching Tuesdays with Maury is reminding me I still have the power and will to fight and beat this disease again. Thank you so much Maury and Mitch for being the push I need to keep going
I'm so sorry you have to face this battle Dawn. I'm wishing you strenghts and sending positive vibes to your way wherever you are. You got this! Don't give up! And you're absolutely right, you're in power.
You gonna win this battle... 💜🌼
A medicine for cancer has just beena discovered don’t lose hope 🙏🏻
Man, i request you to watch dr.joe dispenza work
@@rythpanda5271 was gold...thanks mate : )
Jack Lemmon is the greatest actor ever. He was literally dying when he made this film, yet gave perhaps his greatest acting performance. The absolute master of dramatic/comedic acting.
jeremiah orr I didn’t realize Jack Lemmon was sick himself filming this. He did look sick. For a legendary actor of major motion pictures this last performance as Morrie may have been his best role ever.
Steven Koren, he died a couple years after this came out, but it was a long battle with cancer that did it. He was newly diagnosed, but I believe already terminal when he was doing this movie. Sort of ironic, huh?
What the actor died? I'm even more sad now... May their souls really rest in peace.
Great movie, changed mi live when I read the book.
I met Mr. Lemmon when I worked in the Spa hotel in Palm Springs. He would come in every night and play the piano, such a kind and gracious human being. Not to mention his enormous acting ability! 💜
It’s Tuesday May 9th, 2023 and I just finished watching this incredible movie for my English class. It’s amusing to see how many lives this movie touched in the comments
It's Tuesday 20/02/2024 and I just finished watching the movie.. the best of all time
It's Tuesday September 24, 2024 and I just finished watching this movie. This movie is incredible it tough me so many things in life.
I read this when I was 18. I'm 26 now. First 11 minutes of the video, I found myself crying, remembering what lessons I learned from this book, and how I failed to live it.
It's a blessing I found it. Just in time when I'm feeling lost.
Like Morrie said so gracefully: it's never too late. Go do the things you've always wanted to do. Become the person you want to be.you can do it.
HI Mark.. you got a second chance..grab it... nice to hear a true story like u did.
Like every student in the comments, we were asked to watch this movie and learn about Morrie. It ended up being one of the greatest life lessons of all.
I have been watching this every year on the eve of my birthday for almost 5 years now.. Its my little happy ritual . Thankyou Morrie for the greatest lessons in life..
A teacher at last ❤
‘It’s not just other people we need to forgive, we also need to forgive ourselves. For all the things we didn’t do. You can’t get stuck on the regrets of what should have happened.
Forgive yourself. Forgive others. Don’t wait.’
This story not for watch it for feel and understand about life
Yes.
I never forgive myself for anything ever even though the ptsd and tourette episodes and multiple Sclerosis and disabilities are not my fault. I thought my IQ was good enough to be able to help everyone else and me and I love you and IDK how to stop the ptsd. I still have IQ and lucid dreams and nitemares and I love you
The family and the man who don't care about me I thought they love me and they hate me. Beautiful ❤️ and I had no idea and I don't understand why they don't care about me because I gave them all my life.
@@user-qr9uh1fd8g EDMR therapy.
I cried in class watching this, had to wipe these mf tears before anyone catches me . Touched my heart and soul .
Nhi Truong Why should you be ashamed of your tears?
Tears are okay Morrie said
I watched it today and I cried so much. It was heartbreaking but it teaches you about life. It stocked in my mind.
1:26:20 I am watching it now, at 10:45 am, on January 22, 2018, after reading the book before the holidays. and I`m crying with my laptop in front of me, and my mother tells me: "The Book never made you cry, and nobody could make you cry, yet a movie on TH-cam made you cry... wow."
It`s true, I have to admit...
I have bipolar depression, ADHD, ODD, and they told me I have Mild Autism.
Nothing in the world could make me cry...
Then I watched the film for Tuesday`s with Morrie, after reading the book, and I cried.
I`m fifteen years old, and I cried in front of my step mom.
She didn`t hug me, she let me cry.
She told me: "You`re a baby... what`s wrong with you? You were fine a second ago."
She saw the movie I was watching, and she told me to shut it off if it made me upset.
When she left the room, I kept watching it.
It ended, and I let all the stress on my shoulders fade away.
I cried more than I ever have, due to friends lost and Mentors who changed my life,
Or even family walking out on me.
that's my story, and this is my lesson to you...
Even though you could have everything wrong with you,
Even though you`re the most stressed out person sometimes,
Even though they called you things,
and even when people tell you "You`re a teenager, grow up..."
It`s okay to cry over moments like those I saw in Tuesdays With Morrie.
God Bless whoever posted this video.
And God Bless Morrie and Mitch,
Although they are not yet together in heaven,
They are still connected in Mitch`s heart
And to all teens out there,
Always cry when you`re hurt, even if there is nobody to hug you.
You are most definitely right! It is ok to cry, as it's hard to get over things if you don't. Also, it shows you are human and I'm sorry your stepmom couldn't understand why you were crying. I watched this movie as a senior in high school and it gave me a great perspective on life and how we need to live. Don't hold grudges and always forgive as that's what we need to move on. It also taught me to never miss out on that key moment just because of fear or rejection. Go for it because you never know when you'll get that chance again. Live life to the fullest and keep your chin up Cartez Sister. Don't be afraid to cry and thank you for your lesson to us. Good luck.
Crying is a release. I hope you find joy in your life too, and that you can find someone to talk to.❤i hope you find peace
D: that's so sad 😭
Exactly 1 year later hoping you’re okay
XoXo.
I dont know how long I am going to live, I just want to be kind, forgiving to people, and be grateful to every moments in life.
Forgiveness . I forgot and forgave . I'm sad every day.
We were actually required to read this book in our school because it's an assignment in English Class. I have the book version of Tuesdays with Morrie but as a lazy person, I decided to search if there was a movie about it and ended up here.
Usually, I'm not really a big fan of movies and novels, but this masterpiece is just very different. Every time I see Morrie struggling, I end up with tears in mine. I have learned the value of forgiveness and the fact that Mitch and Morrie did not see each other for 16 years because Mitch is a really busy person makes it just so heartbreaking because 16 years is a really long time and he only saw Morrie when he was already dying.
I will never forget these quotes that Morrie said:
"Death ends a life, not a relationship"
"We should love one another or die"
Kudos to the actors. It made the movie feel like it was not scripted and it all came from the heart. Also, RIP Morrie Schwartz, these quotes of yours will never be forgotten.
EL GATOOOO
Morrie: “forgive everybody everything...”
This made me cried a river
Why can't I?
watching this for a class assignment, covid be forcing me to face my feelings :'(
These 2 likes,,, are y'all in my class?
same, death & dying class smh
I'm watching it too for class!
@@adrianaalvarado-silva2352 taga NU ? ba kayoo AHAHAHHA
Yes, for my reading class. And yes the covid also has me here,
I just finished the book, and all my life I wasn't this moved. I was sobbing in silence. And yes, I just realised its Tuesday, today. You are a remarkable man, Mr. Morrie. And so are you Mitch. You represent us. Indeed, all of us humans are all the same. We just also have to realise that.
My husband died from the effects of Dementia. Then I watched this movie and it emotionally hit home for me. Lessons spoken lessons learned. A very moving and surreal story.
ohh sorry for the loss it was so painful to lose someone you love
rest in heaven to your husband
@@bloomflames5504 thank you
Our teacher asked us to watch it for our assignment and warned us to prepare some tissues but, I did not listen, and I did not know that this movie would make me cry all the time, and I would remind me about my father who passed away just a year ago, I saw my father with professor Morrie, and I miss him so much. This movie made me realized and taught me things.
I read this book in my last year of high school. It wasn't for any assignment, I thank my 17-year-old self for picking it up and never putting it down. The words of Morrie have touched my heart.
My son died from ALS in 2019, this cruel disease is beyond the meaning of cruel as it progresses , but it gave us a few years of spending more time together than we had in 20 yrs because he had to quit work and need constant care so we spent a lot of time together and got to share many thoughts and leave nothing to regrets. This movie is so much more personal to me now and Jack is incredible in it.
I feel your pain and I know what you mean about the time spent together. I had that time with my mom as I watched her fade away. I pray that a cure is found so nobody will ever have to suffer with that monster of a disease.
I watched the movie because I was forced for a school project but it changed me total paradigm shift best movie ever
you were "forced" to LMAO
This was a very well written movie. I'm aware that it's based on a true story. But still... This... this taught me a lot... Things i didn't realize.
Sev3617 the book is so heart touching😢📖
I think that based on the story of the author Mitch Album. Many things alike his life. Like his job and his wife Janine.
I know, everyone who watches this movie just comes to love its teaching. It's a beautiful movie. When the author Mitch Albom wrote the book was rejected by many publishers. And when it was published most people told him that it probably wouldn't sell. It wasn't expected to become a bestseller. It's still selling today.
It taught me a lot also! God bless Morrie and Jack!
@@Metatron141 yeah... I bought yesterday ☺
it's 2020 and i can't believe i never have watched this movie up until now
how about me is 2021
i only watch because of my school now it taught me so much
it change my life thanks morrie
rest in heaven
It's February 2024 for me. I don't know how I could have missed it when it came out 25 years ago. So glad I saw it.
2024 ❤
I did have that teacher and funny enough, we called him “Coach”. He was one of the most caring people I’ve ever known and encouraged me when I have no idea what he saw that made him do it. He’s gone now, but I was blessed to see him after I was grown and speak to him shortly before he died. I will always love him and remember the lessons that had nothing to do with the subject he taught.
HELLO VENDY
The Book "Tuesdays with Morrie" is INCREDIBLE!! I loved reading it and now that I have watched this video, I have got a better picture of who exactly was Morrie and what a great personality he was. Even though he became famous when he was going to die and more people got to know about him, he was still happy to leave the world with an inspiration and as Morrie said "what to pack?".
I didn't expect to cry the way I did in the end of this movie. It makes you realize just how precious the gift of life is
Don't let go too soon, but don't hang on too long. Find the balance.
It's Tuesday November 16 2021 and I'm watching Tuesdays with Morrie. This is by far the most touching and meaningful movie I've ever watched!! 👍😍🙏💕✨✨🌻You are always loved Morrie!!!🕊️🤍🤍🤍
Recently, I finished watching "Tuesdays with Morrie." It's a movie assignment at our school, Centennial College (Scarborough, Canada). The movie offers great lessons and learnings from Morrie. The way he tells the story to Mitch was touching, and it left a profound impact on me.
“Don't let go too soon, but don't hold on too long.”
This movie made me cry so hard, those lines that I never forget was "Love is the only rational act. Let it come in".
This book ripped my heart out and shredded it into two while teaching me the most valuable lesson I could ever learn
best movie i ever seen. 3rd time watching in last 10 years or so, and i always seem to hear something new...something i missed the last time i watched it. it makes me want to be a better person. i watch it when i feel like i need to redirect my focus on life. thank you mitch.
Wayne F have u read the book? Its dense with nuggets of wisdom :,) even more comprehensive than the movie
I promise I am going to show my kids this thing first, when they go to school. This is priceless, thank you Moorie and Mitch❤️😳
Really glad my professor made us read this beautiful story. Thank you for being you, Morrie and sharing it with us! 💖
I did not cry throughout the book but looking at the actor I feel like I am looking at Morrie and its a tsunami of tears. What the heck.
27:11 As a student, I will forever remember this. I work my ass off just to get a decent GPA, I miss time with my family and friends just to pass my math exam. And as someone with a shitton of anxiety this really hit me.
Morrie taught me to fuck school lmaoooooooooo
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i've read the book and i've decided to watch this at a late night. more tears than when i read it the first time. it's 2am.
I literally cried so much my eyes hurt when I read the book. Now the words are put in motion, I don't know how my eyes and heart would react. But my tissues are ready.
Edit: Done watching the film. I still cried a lot, but not as much as I cried while reading the book. I also noticed some parts in the movie that didn't match the ones in the book, but maybe it's just me lol. One thing I was expecting, and was surprised not to see, though, was the scene where Morrie told Mitch (non-verbatim) "If I ever had a third son, I want it to be you."
All in all, it was a good film, still. It's a masterpiece. The book changed my life forever, and I recommend you don't skip reading it. Thank you so much for bringing it to life! Sir Morrie Schwartz will never be forgotten.
I just finished watching the movie for my Filipino 12 class and my mother saw me crying HARD. Thank you for inspiring me. I truly wish I’ll have a chance to meet Morrie. 🥺
Such a beautiful movie! It shows how much we are surrounded by people that we love and the meaning of life itself. It should be beautiful and lived until the very end.
kurthalover the book is good😢📚
This is one of my Favorite movies. It tugs at my emotions every time I watch it. Thank you so much for uploading this movie. Cause now everyone can think about the things Morrie says.
Life's greatest lesson. I love Tuesdays with Morrie ever since I have read it.
I watch this for my lesson.
In the future I hope I can be a nurse who could treat my patients with well in their end-life. :)
I watched this on the lecture of aging psychology, it was such a beautiful story that made me cry at last.
I have learned so much from this touching story, which shows the meaning of being alive and how to conquer the fears to say goodbye to the people you love.
Once you know how to die, you know how to live.
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I will love this book forever, I cried a lot reading the book as the same with the movie. Thanks Morrie for such a great lesson of meaning of life. Thanks Mitch for sharing amazing coach that you had, a great human being.
I laughed a lot reading this book. I cried less but man there were cold shivers along the way. Still he prepared mitch and us along the way to be prepared for his death. Hope u don't mind uninvited reply.
Thank you so much for making it available here 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Im in my 40 but still this movie always TOUCHED me like ive watching it for the first time.. I have my book in me.. Book that full lesson ----/sinked in my mind, heart and soul...
Again TUESDAY thank you for the wonderful precious lesson you taught me..
I'm not crying, am i ? A masterpiece indeed it is❤
I read the book when I was 14. It had a great impact on me back then. I had to stop reading a lot of times to cry. 13 years later, I watched the movie and cried again! I realised how I was trying to be “strong” while growing up and appeared to be insensitive sometimes because I didn’t want to look weak.
I just watched the movie . I’m crying for the beautiful ones who have gone before . I miss them all so much ❤️
A lady who i worked for gave me the beautiful book, after I quit working w her I promise I was going to keep track with her but I couldn’t . Time later I have the brave to texted her and she was as nice as Morrie. :) I’m so glad I have the chance to read this book , it taught me so much
I’m watching this for an assignment that was due yesterday. Love quarantine ✌️😗.
McMeekle same
You're me in another dimension. Except mine's due in an hour and here I am.
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Is ur class death and dying that's what I had to use this for
Dude me toooo
I’m an English teacher in Korea. I’m teaching this book to one of my students now and I just wanna say we love the story!! This book has so much impact it now is being used even in South Korea !! We are lucky to get to know Morrie’s life.
🙋♀️ to S Korea from Seattle area. Love and know how to make many Pan-Asian meals/dishes. Fav is Bulgogi. Mom was raised in Japan, and actually know how to make home-made Kimchi. YUM!!
I just lost my Morrie today!
How true this story is… we all have a Morrie in our lives! We need that! A special person. My Jackie was that to me! Father / grandfather I needed in my life … I live in Canada and jack is in the USA … I made a regular trip to see him! Covid interfered but FaceTime and phone took over … this is a move that’s top 10 in my heart!!! 2 great actors Hank Azaria and Jack Lemmon. Lovely true life story!
I'm so sorry for you. 😭
I've lost mine too, after 40 years together, all of them best days in my life. 😭
Tell me pls what are those top 10 books? ❤
read the book, i cried. watched this, cry even more.
I thought I was the only one
watched this on may 14th 2024, i watched this during psychology class and im in love with this movie
I remember watching this movie in my English class and I cried like a baby at the end and I didn't care at all because it really touched me and taught me something I was missing
It's 2024 and I am watching this for the first time. I have a lot of problems in my life Nothings going right, career family love and more but for the first time I feel I am the luckiest person on earth. That's what this movie did to me. I wish I had a mentor like Morrie❤
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Thank you for posting this. THANK YOU MORRIE!
There are so many people in this comment section who tell their own beautiful and moving story and why they find this movie so great.
And here I am, looking for a film where Hank Azaria plays a nice character because I've been having nightmares for 9 years now thanks to his performance as Kahmunrah in Night at the Museum 2.
EDIT: This is a masterpiece... And this makes me think of my dad who passed away last year, at age 77. He lost his battle against lug cancer and I'm happy I know this movie now. It makes me realize he didn't receive love as a child, and somehow, in his cold way, he gave me love anyway. I think our strength comes from the love we get...
I read the book after a teacher recommended it and it has taught me sooooo much! This film is very good too. Thanks so much for posting this!!!!!
Wed Sept 11. Class was canceled so I’m watching this from where we left off Monday. The line abt life pulling between what you *want* to do and what it makes you think you *have* to do really feels accurate
a book review from tuesdays with morrie as an assignment got me watching this movie. a life lesson, i wish other people could read the book or watch this.
i sobbed multiple times i mean the movie makes the answers to life seem simple while embracing and accepting our own fears that make loving hard. morrie teaches so many crucial lessons on how to live life, forgive and move on, take that chance and listen to your heart, etc we all need that teacher who doesn't give up even if we don't understand, and i loved how we got to see morrie talk about a darker side, about his dad and how he should've seen into his heart and that "hunger leaves no choice for the citizen and police." i physically felt his pangs of guilt, but i think it makes it more realistic. endless thanks to all the people that made this movie possible!!
What a great movie
Thanks to my psychology professor that told us to watch this meaning
I can’t stop crying seeing how courageous and how is aphorism works for him
I know he heard a very tough nights but he never gave up
Indeed Love can wins
Thanks Morrie
I will live my life well paying attention to things that matter to me😭😭😭😭
I keep crying each time I rewatch this movie. It means a lot, thank you
This is beautiful. No, it’s not a cinematic masterpiece. No, it is not the best movie ever. But, I felt something when watching this movie and I cried. That is good enough for me goddamn it. 10/10, this movie taught me something. Love is what matters and to listen to those who don’t have long. This is beautiful.
'When I'm dead, you talk. I'll listen. '
'Death only ends life not relationship'
'Forgive yourself and others '
One of my favourite words.
I too had my grandfather who was my best friend who taught me the same life lessons at a very young age but I came to know the real meaning of those words now...
"If you know how to die, you will know how to live."
Once you learn*
Was assigned this in high school my sophomore year in 2014.. here I am in 2021 searching it up to remind myself the valuable lessons this movie taught me
You wanna talk about wholesomeness? This movie, the book, audiobooks, anything that isTuesdays With Morrie. I’ve never been more conscious about life or my personal issues until this.
Characterizes Mitch's radio program perfectly. 4-7 pm on WJR 760am in Detroit.
I saw this movie in my class
R. I. P
morrie
you are in heaven now dancing every day without stopping
I HATE YOU ALS!!
I was crying so much when Morrie said his final words before he died
I love Morrie's quotes because it teaches you what you to need to know about life and that you don't have to be scared of dying
i finally had the courage to finish reading the book and found myself unable to get enough (i can't move-on, how i love this book 😭). and so, i proceeded watching the movie adaptation.
*thank you for the life lessons, coach morrie!* ♥
props to all the teachers in our lives
This movie touched my heart and coincidently I watched it on Tuesday.
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Daniel Matthew Arnas just made me realize me too 🤣
Same omg 😂😂😂
Me too
me too lol
Wow! This was amazing - thanks for uploading.
my english teacher gave this book for me to read, i didn't realize it was damn this good. i even read this many times, and cried a lot. this is my fave book from mitch.
i watched this for my school assighnment of english but this gave me a big lesson .............Thanks morrie
Back in college, I needed to read one novel and make a report about it. Since I am not into novels, I picked the thinnest book available at the library: Tuesdays with Morie. This is my first novel. It made me cry just by reading the book. This was in 2008.
12 years later, I am watching this movie...
June 17, 2024: I just finish reading the book and cried. I never knew there's a movie about it. I just searched it here in youtube and I watched it right away and then i cried again. 😢❤
Thanks for this inspirational upload!
One of those Great books you never forget all the Wise messages in it
here in movieform
such a touching story and a very good life lesson wish everyone would see this
Thank you for sharing I am very grateful for the time it would have taken for you to upload such a important masterpiece
God bless you Dad....maybe someday I’ll be able to watch this...and how Mitch brings the connection to Michigan...❤️
I remember reading the book and watching the movie in 2018 when I was a little 10th grader, and I still come back to this every now and then.
I remember reading this in junior high and high school and ever since I’ve loved watching this movie❤️❤️
I will always love this movie…
We’re Tuesday People
My boyfriend told me to watch this movie and- holy shit I don't regret it at all. He said it was a school assignment and such- but he liked the movie and asked me to watch it, so I did. This movie reminds me alot of my own grandfather- And it's genuinely touching. I love this movie now.
My friend suggested that I should read the book but unfortunately the pdf didn't work so I came here and watched the move . It's actually great even though I'm exhausted the story kept me and I couldn't stop watching. The thing that talked to me the most is when morrie said death doesn't end relationship even though we're set apart with our loved one's they're memory their lesson their smile remains in our heart and mind and the fact we keep it to the end of the world is marvelous. And the funny thing is I'm planning to read the book too.
My two closest friends who are like brothers to me, along with me, had a strong sense that we knew each other already. Perhaps, if reincarnation exists, even close past relationships are never completely forgotten.
I lost my mom to ALS and this movie brings back some good memories and some tough memories. The times I felt like loosing it I would think to myself that she has it much worse. My wife and I took care of her until her last month. I miss her everyday and it's been 13 years.
I was watching it for quiz purposes and it was really a very wonderful movie that teaches me a lot of lessons and made me realize to value life more than anything else.🥺😭
My english class was reading this book for an assignment, at the end I cried. It was the first time I had ever been so monumentally moved by a piece of literature
My whole class cried watching this today! So great
It's so good!
The actor who played Mitch looks like Bob Saget. Since he recently passed away, I tried to look for this movie under his name. Glad I found it since I love this movie growing up. Thank u for uploading this movie.
2021 first time watching this movie. I’m 15 minutes in and I feel like this will change my life for ever ♥️🥺🙏🏻☀️
The most beautiful story I had ever seen. The more I listened to the more it makes you appreciate 🙏 be great full
i just finished reading the book last night. made me cry a lot. so heartwarming. Morrie's life has touched so many. 😭💛
then watched this film today.. i was waiting for the scene in the book wherein Morrie shared something about his friend Norman.. but it wasnt there. but, still a great film tho 💛
learned so much.
When I am going through something tough in life I come back to this movie.