Jesus...that line alone has made a tear fall down my cheek ...and I'm a man that has 70s violent films in my collection, but this film right here my word ..I'm actually lost for words ❤
Sarah Jane wasn't ungrateful. She was lost and angry. Most will never know what is like being an "in-between," not truly home or fully accepted by one side or the other for whatever reason. In a world where people are forced to choose, who wouldn't opt for what they deem to be an "easier" life? She didn't ask to be born into that world, but simply tried to deal with it as best as she could. Now was she right for how she treated Annie? No. But she was angry at her for having her and dealing her what she deemed a bad hand. I always felt for her when I watched this as a child.
@@salacioussummers Sarah Jane was ungrateful, disrespectful, and very cold hearted towards her own mother. Annie showed her daughter nothing but genuine love, yet Sarah Jane rejected her mother's love every chance she got. Sarah Jane wasn't biracial. She was a blk girl, yet her father was a very light skinned man. Disowning your entire race is sad in my opinion and constantly rebelling against the only mother you'll ever have is even sadder. Even as she grew older, her heart was wax cold. There's no excuse to treat your mother this way regardless of your own selfish reasons. My heart went out to Annie. She was treated horribly by a child she had to raise as a single mother and struggle with. Sadly, Sarah Jane is one of those grown adult children who you just have to love from a distance. I wouldn't have kept running behind her to gain her love and acceptance; however, Annie felt differently. All in all, in the end, Sarah Jane regretted how she treated her mom, but it was too late...of course.
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@@Scorchy666 She was nominated for "Best Actress" in 1957 for PEYTON PLACE, but lost to Joanne Woodward for THE THREE FACES OF EVE. Lana Turner's only nomination; she never won an Oscar (not that she didn't deserve one).
@@pinkprincess1711 Every time "Madame X" is on Turner Classics, I watch it again. Connie Bennett was great in that film, too, as Lana's mother-in-law nemesis.
I never understood why “old Hollywood” was so praised. But I’m old enough now to understand that the actors and actresses don’t bring it like these folks did. I’m sure it’s the movies/content plays a part. The talent in this film is phenomenal
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They used to spend a lot more on movies. They also used to train them since they were young. They also used to keep out good actors because of skin color and relegate them to serving roles always. Some things were good about those times...others not so much.
A lot of the boring, stupid, or not-all-that-good movies from that time are long forgotten and lost, leaving us with only the good ones. In another 50 years, all the bad films of today will also be hard to find, even if they were tremendously popular. And people then will be saying how wonderful films were now.
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No she wasn’t ! While she didn’t force Annie to work for her . She didn’t stop her either . Annie took care of that woman and her child ! Go back and watch it with fresh eyes , she wasn’t all that great.
I couldn’t understand why my cousin would have me watch an old movie like this. Then this scene came on and I was done. Tears didn’t stop until credits finished.
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I heard in an interview with Juanita Moore that Lana was so distraught doing the scene that she couldn’t perform for like three or four days after that scene because she had cried so hard that her eyes were all swollen from crying.It really hurt her so much.
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Annie's character reminds me so much of my mother. She always put me first. Made sacrifices for me. I tried to let her know until the day she left this earth, how much I loved and appreciated her. I fell short many times, but I tried. I sincerely pray that you and others who didn't have mothers like Annie, that you experienced love from others in life. Maybe children or a spouse. I have neither. When I see mothers and fathers excited about, and loving on their kids and grandkids, there's a pain inside I can't describe. A love that I'll never know. All that to say that we all experience pain, but we're all still blessed... 🙏❤️
@@YvonnePaul-fx3mgCrane’s actions a justifiable homicide. She never went to jail. She spent several weeks in a juvenile hall, she was later checked into a Connecticut mental health facility, where she attempted suicide but Lana's Turner daughter never went to jail.
Me too. If I literally had all the money in the world, I would give it all away to have my mom and dad back. Everyday I would tell her she’s my number 1 best friend, and I the things we did together: going shopping, having lunch, watching movies and telling funny stories. I would go to jail for her, I loved her that much.
Sashaye Brewer same here. It has been seven years since my mother passed. I loved her, and I know she loved me. She didn’t give up on me when the doctors told her that I was born blind. It really, really hurts losing a mother. She was the best mother and grandmother on the face of gods green earth. But I know when I leave here, I will be seeing her up there in heaven at home soon.
Did you just compare the cinematography on a site where people make their own videos on their phones... with the golden age of Hollywood where they invested 100k+ on these movies?! That's like comparing a dead rat with one of the Queens Corgis. Not comparable nor would anyone with sense compare the two.
Me and my mother watch it all the time before she passed away I was kind of younger but my mom cryed all the time watching this movie 🎥 miss my mama everyday
She didn’t hate her mother. She hated the fact that she was mixed race and her mother wanted her to be honest and embrace her rave. Sarah Jane was a mixed race young woman who would have a better life passing as white
My greatest memory, this is the movie that the one and only time my mom and I went to the movies together. It was a beautiful moment to a perfectly beautiful movie. Movie of love, race, jealousy, hurt, respect,empathy....I could go on and on. Mahalia Jackson sang like no other!!! I was so moved that I searched and searched for the album (now you know how old I am 74) found it, still have it!
One of my mother's favorite movies. She made me and my sister watch this movie and we said we loved our parents ever since they went Home. Just wishing they were still here. Motto is: Say you love you to your love ones and thank God you still have them for the Lord give it and the Lord take it away. Miss you like crazy mom and dad.
The picture may seem dated, but still I am dropping tears. Trying to look up at my ceiling, but it didn't work. I still tell people about this picture.
One of the greatest movies of all times!! Rest In Heavenly Peace, The Iconic Ms. Juanita Moore, Lana Turner, Sandra Dee, Mahalia Jackson and Mr. John Gavin! ❤❤🥰💯👑🏆📺🎬😇😢🌟🌟🎉🎉🙏🙏🕊🕊
One of my favorite movies of all time. We should all appreciate what our mothers have done for us because they sacrifice so much for us. To all the mothers out there Happy Mother's Day!!!!
Take notes kids: that look of fear and grief in Lana's Turner's eyes that turns to panic and despair as she realizes Annie has died...this is what acting is all about. Phenomenal job by all here. Tragic, meaningful, and heartbreaking film that's really a platonic love story between two women and their daughters, torn apart by race. A classic through and through.
Brought heavy tears back then and today in 2023 I was a child never forgot this movie it was tragic all the way through Ms. Juanita Moore was beautiful inside out warm and gentle ❤️ ♥️ always. Those hearts appeared after I typed "gentle" amazing, I'm sure many people carried this movie through life. I saw her on the bus many many years ago a well dressed lady and pretty Ms. Juanita Moore R I P
In 1959 I was three years old I have seen this movie for the first time in 1966 I was 10 then. Truly a magnificent Movie. It should be on television today. Absolutely magnificent⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍🏿👌🏿✍🏻🤙
Love this movie... Ms Laura always treated Annie as her equal never a servant .And a person can really die of a broken heart...Great acting from them all especially Lana Turner and Juanita Moore
Juanita Moore's performance here and in the scene where Annie says goodbye to Sarah Jane for the last time... What a Beautifully Subtle and Heartbreaking Performance....
This movie always makes me cry. When my Mom was alive it would come on tv on Mother’s Day. And I would hold her for so long after, I gave that lady everything I could and she did the same for me. Now since her passing, I can only watch it occasionally. One of the last things she said was “She always brings me a rose, she never forgets.” She is gone to glory, a sweet heart of a woman who just loved people and was so beloved. And pancreatic cancer stole her from me, 🥹, but as she said the last time we spoke, “I will always be there when you need me, baby, in your heart.” ❤️🩹
Great movie with many fantastic scenes - and believable, too; comes close at times to being a little precious but actually manages to avoid that, due to great acting and a plausible story line that doesn’t overdo the length of each scene. By the way Lana’s house (Connecticut?) was one of the coolest and best houses in any 50’s movie.
Annie loved her Daughter Sarah Jane so much she was a very good Mother to her and she didn't appreciate that at all until it was to late when her Mother Annie dies of a broken heart and lost the will to live after she got sick and her health was detoriating .
Ahhhhh, this film ! Mom dragged me to it ----------and then cried all the way through it ! OMG, she cried & cried ! I was only 10 y/o, & I just didn't see it . Even on re-watching, it just does not get with me. -------------MJL< 76 y/o
The first time I ever saw this movie was in 1968.. I was 6 at the time, and my Mother, a beautiful blonde actress, and entertainer, had passed away only months before. Watching with my older teenage Sister at the end, my other Sister, one year older than I were brought to tears, crying 'Why did Mama have to die'..?. I have never forgotten it
I first saw this movie when I was in the 8th grade. My grandmother wanted Me to see it. It was just as powerful then as it is now. It just made Me love & cherish My mother even more. This movie brings tears to my eyes especially when Ms. Mahalia Jackson sings "Sooner We'll Be Done With The Troubles of The World". Every child should see this movie and honor the love from their mother while she's still here.❤
I love both of these actresses so much. Ms. Moore played her part so well and convincingly and Ms.Turner is my favorite actress. She was so beautiful and a very fine actress. One of the things that most impresses me about her was that she was not a racially prejudiced person and seemed to love people of color genuinely. That makes her an even bigger person in my eyesight, as I can't stand prejudice of any kind, towards anybody.
I love this movie and tell you don't turn your back on your mother lover with all your heart I wish I had mine to smother me and hug me I miss you so much
If this movie don’t make you break down in tears while watching it, then obviously you must not love your mother........ the ending is all of nightmares portrayed on The silver screen! Thank god I still have my mom hear to spend time with!
Well written screenplay with a storyline by real actors and actresses devoid of special effects and s.x::This is one of the greatest movies of all times. Susan Kohner who portrayed the older Sarah Jane is still living. Hollywood now relies mostly on special effects and ..x, to move movies forward without a real good storyline.
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“ if I loved her too much tell her I’m sorry, she was all I had” DAMN that line alone Is touching
I wouldn’t let that heifer kill me
Jesus...that line alone has made a tear fall down my cheek ...and I'm a man that has 70s violent films in my collection, but this film right here my word ..I'm actually lost for words ❤
1:07 Omg this movieee🥺😭💔#Classic #MLKDay2023
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Just close Sylvia casket yal are too much blood edits autisms walking marcs calling Martha Daze annurizm gumbo's.
What really gets to me is 65 years after this motion picture was made, a lot of people still have the same attitudes toward racism!
Facts
"YESSSS"
And it will never end. The devil rules the world.
@@nalou6933Facts also! He is the prince of this world.
O😊@@rebeccataylor9216
Anne was so good....died from a broken heart 💔
😔😔😔
I felt so bad for her she was a good woman and mom
Because of Sara Jane's bitterness because she was ashamed for not being white that's just cruel 😭😭😭 made me mad
@RenegadeGunn she was ashame of not being black because of her skim color she taught she could be white..the TRUTH never lies
She died of a broken heart over that ungrateful child. Even on the way out she was blaming herself for "loving too much"
Lawd...😭
😢😢😢😢I CANCUR RESPECTFULLY
Sarah Jane wasn't ungrateful. She was lost and angry. Most will never know what is like being an "in-between," not truly home or fully accepted by one side or the other for whatever reason. In a world where people are forced to choose, who wouldn't opt for what they deem to be an "easier" life? She didn't ask to be born into that world, but simply tried to deal with it as best as she could. Now was she right for how she treated Annie? No. But she was angry at her for having her and dealing her what she deemed a bad hand. I always felt for her when I watched this as a child.
Well...thats just your opinion man..
@@eddierascalhaskell4954 that's all any of us have these days...our opinions. Good day.
@@salacioussummers Sarah Jane was ungrateful, disrespectful, and very cold hearted towards her own mother. Annie showed her daughter nothing but genuine love, yet Sarah Jane rejected her mother's love every chance she got. Sarah Jane wasn't biracial. She was a blk girl, yet her father was a very light skinned man. Disowning your entire race is sad in my opinion and constantly rebelling against the only mother you'll ever have is even sadder. Even as she grew older, her heart was wax cold. There's no excuse to treat your mother this way regardless of your own selfish reasons. My heart went out to Annie. She was treated horribly by a child she had to raise as a single mother and struggle with. Sadly, Sarah Jane is one of those grown adult children who you just have to love from a distance. I wouldn't have kept running behind her to gain her love and acceptance; however, Annie felt differently. All in all, in the end, Sarah Jane regretted how she treated her mom, but it was too late...of course.
Annie was never selfish, Sarah-Jane was all she had and loved so much
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Yeah man but Sarah Jane was being a total bitch for not excepting her skin color
Annie was a saint
Annie was an Godly woman with an heart of gold and she treated everyone with love and respect
Definitely a real tear jerker very sad
The way she screamed Anne was Heartbreaking they both played the hell out of their roles Wow 👏🏾Bravo Ladies
Yes
Some of the greatest acting of all time by everybody involved..
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11STARFIRE 34 not 39
Your right about that
Lana was the Queen of Tearjerkers
I agree great acting 🥺💯
In this scene, Juanita Moore's acting was so convincing, that it brought out Lana's talent.
Lana won an Oscar in 1958. There's no question she had talent.
@@Scorchy666 She was nominated for "Best Actress" in 1957 for PEYTON PLACE, but lost to Joanne Woodward for THE THREE FACES OF EVE. Lana Turner's only nomination; she never won an Oscar (not that she didn't deserve one).
Lana Turner was a great actress especially in this film and in " Madame X"
@@pinkprincess1711 Every time "Madame X" is on Turner Classics, I watch it again. Connie Bennett was great in that film, too, as Lana's mother-in-law nemesis.
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I never understood why “old Hollywood” was so praised. But I’m old enough now to understand that the actors and actresses don’t bring it like these folks did. I’m sure it’s the movies/content plays a part. The talent in this film is phenomenal
Indeed
And they used to have a good script with a story to tell.
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They used to spend a lot more on movies. They also used to train them since they were young. They also used to keep out good actors because of skin color and relegate them to serving roles always. Some things were good about those times...others not so much.
A lot of the boring, stupid, or not-all-that-good movies from that time are long forgotten and lost, leaving us with only the good ones. In another 50 years, all the bad films of today will also be hard to find, even if they were tremendously popular. And people then will be saying how wonderful films were now.
I watched this movie as a little girl and I cried rivers of tears and still do now! 😭😭😭😭
How did you watch the movie ?? I can’t get it no where
One of the greatest movies ever
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And the saddest!!!
Your right about that
Watch judge Mablean: black woman sues her mother because of hatred. It's on TH-cam
You got that right,
This movie was ahead of it's time
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It was a remake of the Claudette Colbert 1934 film.
@@philipanderson4673 It's another adaption of the Fannie Hurst novel.
@@emerybayblues Yes, and?.....
@@philipanderson4673 this is a way better retelling of the story.
Ms. LORA is a true definition of a FRIEND!!!!
No she isnt
@@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadonaNo shit ! Ms. Lora was one of the reasons Annie was so damn tired !!!
U tripping.
No she wasn’t ! While she didn’t force Annie to work for her . She didn’t stop her either . Annie took care of that woman and her child ! Go back and watch it with fresh eyes , she wasn’t all that great.
Miss Laura was so nice to her !! ❤❤❤ she didn't see color a definition of a true friend
Every actor in this movie should have won an Oscar!!!
The best tear jerker movie ever. No matter how many times I've seen it, I still cry buckets of tears.
😢😢😢
You and me both😭😭
DON’T ‘ CHA ! ? 😭
Yes, a full on UGLY CRY at that….
Anch'io!
This is the scene that my mama used to reference when we were teenagers. She used to be like " I aint gone let yall kill me".
😂😂😂I tell my daughters that
🤣🤣🤣
Facts😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
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I couldn’t understand why my cousin would have me watch an old movie like this. Then this scene came on and I was done. Tears didn’t stop until credits finished.
All of us were the same I think!!!😭
Same here 😪
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Same here
That look when Laura realizes Annie had just died... I WEEP every.single.time
Yea, that look
I heard in an interview with Juanita Moore that Lana was so distraught doing the scene that she couldn’t perform for like three or four days after that scene because she had cried so hard that her eyes were all swollen from crying.It really hurt her so much.
years ago, this scene was the first time I realized Lana Turner could act.....
@@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona ,
@@nanajohnson3870 ?
One of the all-time greats. Still gets to me. 😢
Nothing in this world like a mother's love.💞💞💞🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼
Reminds me of Peter Pan
Amen , Nothing like a mother’s Love............😢
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Nope, I'm 52 and I miss my mommy everyday 😢
This is one of the best movies ever made! 😢💕
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Your right about that
Amen 🙏
I’m 67 yrs old, I have been watching this movie with my mom since I was about 15 or 16, to this day I still cry my eyes out!
elaine lortie The same year outstanding movie 😢
I've been watching this movie for over 50 yrs & the same thing happens to me, Elaine
You and I are the same age, I'll be watching this for the first time...
❤, ok a comment 😮
My mom has dementia and probably has a couple of years. I think that will be me screaming for my mama 😢😢😢
This scene, Sara Jane outside the funeral and Mahaila Jackson singing, were THE MOST POWERFUL AND MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENES !
To her last breath she loved her baby. My God, I wish I got this kind of love from my mother🥺🥺
Me Too 🥺
Annie's character reminds me so much of my mother. She always put me first. Made sacrifices for me. I tried to let her know until the day she left this earth, how much I loved and appreciated her. I fell short many times, but I tried. I sincerely pray that you and others who didn't have mothers like Annie, that you experienced love from others in life. Maybe children or a spouse. I have neither. When I see mothers and fathers excited about, and loving on their kids and grandkids, there's a pain inside I can't describe. A love that I'll never know. All that to say that we all experience pain, but we're all still blessed...
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A mother's UNDENIABLE love for her child tear!
Nobody should never be ashamed of who they are and who their parents are you supposed to love your parentsl
Lana Turner in this film she cried for real, in that scene and the funeral scene she was deeply effected from her own personal drama.
Lana Turner's daughter was in jail at the time this movie was made because she murder Lana Turner boyfriend. Her grief was for real.
@@YvonnePaul-fx3mgCrane’s actions a justifiable homicide. She never went to jail. She spent several weeks in a juvenile hall, she was later checked into a Connecticut mental health facility, where she attempted suicide but Lana's Turner daughter never went to jail.
@@YvonnePaul-fx3mgI think that Lana's boyfriend (or husband) had molested her daughter.
Lord this movie makes me cry like a baby😢. I'd give anything to have my mommy back
Ditto
My Mamas favorite, still makes me cry to this day. Makes me miss her even more😭
Me too. If I literally had all the money in the world, I would give it all away to have my mom and dad back. Everyday I would tell her she’s my number 1 best friend, and I the things we did together: going shopping, having lunch, watching movies and telling funny stories. I would go to jail for her, I loved her that much.
@@snizzlefrazzy Same
Sashaye Brewer same here. It has been seven years since my mother passed. I loved her, and I know she loved me. She didn’t give up on me when the doctors told her that I was born blind. It really, really hurts losing a mother. She was the best mother and grandmother on the face of gods green earth. But I know when I leave here, I will be seeing her up there in heaven at home soon.
"Id rather be standing with the lambs than the Goats on judgement day" wow that hit harder
I love how Mrs Laura and Steve respected her and her wishes. At least they showed Annie love.
I was brought up on this old time movie by my grandma side and cried Mahalia Jackson sang that song 😢🤧🤧🕊️🕊️❤️
Lord Have Mercy!! Bless Her Heart. This is so sad! How could she apologize for loving her Daughter too much. This Heartbreaking💔
Reality TV and TH-cam channels can't hold a candle to real actors and actresses. Imitation of Life had REAL acting.
Did you just compare the cinematography on a site where people make their own videos on their phones... with the golden age of Hollywood where they invested 100k+ on these movies?! That's like comparing a dead rat with one of the Queens Corgis. Not comparable nor would anyone with sense compare the two.
@@TahtahmesDiary 😂 Good comeback...👏 Bravo 😂
Mr. Steve was fine
I know right?
Oh yes he was
@@DTQ Ambassador to Mexico John Gavin. Under Reagan. If anyone have watched General Hospital, The actress who plays Helena Cassadine was his wife.
He was also in "Psycho" as the divorcee boyfriend for whom Janet Leigh steals 30k cause he's fine but broke from paying alimony 🤣
Lol... boy bye !
This is my mom's favorite film ever.
Mine tooooooo
Me and my mother watch it all the time before she passed away I was kind of younger but my mom cryed all the time watching this movie 🎥 miss my mama everyday
My mom loves that movie too! I gave the movie on DVD to her for Christmas a long time ago! :)
I love this movie, Imitation of Life. I cry everytime when the daughter asks for forgiveness at the end, when it was too late.
This was my Mother's favorite movie God Bless her soul.
A bona-fide tear jerker😢
I love this movie version so much- the acting was phenomenal!-- especially the portrayal of Annie.
I cried like a baby that a daughter could hate and be ashamed of her MOTHER. Tears wouldn't stop.
She didn’t hate her mother. She hated the fact that she was mixed race and her mother wanted her to be honest and embrace her rave. Sarah Jane was a mixed race young woman who would have a better life passing as white
My greatest memory, this is the movie that the one and only time my mom and I went to the movies together. It was a beautiful moment to a perfectly beautiful movie. Movie of love, race, jealousy, hurt, respect,empathy....I could go on and on. Mahalia Jackson sang like no other!!! I was so moved that I searched and searched for the album (now you know how old I am 74) found it, still have it!
Damn, Marcia.. you sound like you'd be an amazing person to hangout. All that wisdom and knowledge. Would love to shot the shit with you.
Amen
AWE MAN WHEN LANA TURNER SCREAMED ANNIE THAT TEARS ME UP ALL THE TIME 😢
NO MATTER WHAT SHE LOVED HER CHILD. A MOTHER'S LOVE❤
Love this movie. I cried like a little kid
Poor Annie Who Just Wanted Her Baby Sara Jane Back Home With Her But She Died From A Broken Heart. 🤧😢☹️😭💔💔💔💔
Best saddest movie ever my grandma and mum watched when I was little I understand the movie much more now so sad 😭❤️❤️🕊🕊
Lana Turner was just so amazingly gorgeous. Women just don't look like that anymore.
They really don’t
Oh Timothy, no one dress or carrys themselves sophisticated anymore. Not just women.
What are you talking about?
Why, just look at Anderson Cooper!
@@stuartlee6622 He said women Anderson Cooper is a Man.
@@AHMAD-2324 What makes you believe Miss Anderson Coopie is a man??
Why, everybody knows she's a big lady!
One of my mother's favorite movies. She made me and my sister watch this movie and we said we loved our parents ever since they went Home. Just wishing they were still here. Motto is: Say you love you to your love ones and thank God you still have them for the Lord give it and the Lord take it away. Miss you like crazy mom and dad.
I believe all children and young adults embrace mothers and fathers for ever.
Great movie
Terri Jackson
The picture may seem dated, but still I am dropping tears. Trying to look up at my ceiling, but it didn't work. I still tell people about this picture.
This movie could never be dated, because my wife is going through this with our Daughter 😥 but the difference is, it's not about race 😥
One of the greatest movies of all times!! Rest In Heavenly Peace, The Iconic Ms. Juanita Moore, Lana Turner, Sandra Dee, Mahalia Jackson and Mr. John Gavin! ❤❤🥰💯👑🏆📺🎬😇😢🌟🌟🎉🎉🙏🙏🕊🕊
This movie was a tear jerker I was balling my eyes 👀 out
One of my favorite movies of all time. We should all appreciate what our mothers have done for us because they sacrifice so much for us. To all the mothers out there Happy Mother's Day!!!!
Take notes kids: that look of fear and grief in Lana's Turner's eyes that turns to panic and despair as she realizes Annie has died...this is what acting is all about.
Phenomenal job by all here. Tragic, meaningful, and heartbreaking film that's really a platonic love story between two women and their daughters, torn apart by race. A classic through and through.
Outstanding performance.
Brought heavy tears back then and today in 2023 I was a child never forgot this movie it was tragic all the way through Ms. Juanita Moore was beautiful inside out warm and gentle ❤️ ♥️ always. Those hearts appeared after I typed "gentle" amazing, I'm sure many people carried this movie through life. I saw her on the bus many many years ago a well dressed lady and pretty Ms. Juanita Moore R I P
Crying like the first time I saw this. The funeral scene has me bawling
Imitation of Life always touch My heart
I have bed lucky to find this in my feed. So much emotion. I need to watch this.
This poor lady broke my heart.
That scene still makes me cry
In 1959 I was three years old I have seen this movie for the first time in 1966 I was 10 then. Truly a magnificent Movie. It should be on television today. Absolutely magnificent⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍🏿👌🏿✍🏻🤙
I can't help but cry at the end of the picture so heartbreaking.
My favorite movie of all time! Imitation of Life.
I love this movie. Each time I watch it, I still cry every time
This was one of my Mom's favorite movies 😢 now it's mine.
Love this movie... Ms Laura always treated Annie as her equal never a servant .And a person can really die of a broken heart...Great acting from them all especially Lana Turner and Juanita Moore
Miss Turner should have gotten an oscar.
One of my favorite movies. Grew up watching this movie. Love your mother she will Go threw ANYTHING FOR HER CHILDREN.
Mother’s Day Song Sadie Mae bye Spinners, what a mother do for children
I love this sad meaningful movie.....😭
Juanita Moore's performance here and in the scene where Annie says goodbye to Sarah Jane for the last time...
What a Beautifully Subtle and Heartbreaking Performance....
This is when acting was acting.....
Juanita deserved the Oscar.
Lol mom just loves this movie XD it makes her cry every time :P
Me too. Who posted this!!!?
This and GONE WITH THE WIND are the two greatest melodramas ever made.
This movie always makes me cry. When my Mom was alive it would come on tv on Mother’s Day. And I would hold her for so long after, I gave that lady everything I could and she did the same for me. Now since her passing, I can only watch it occasionally. One of the last things she said was “She always brings me a rose, she never forgets.” She is gone to glory, a sweet heart of a woman who just loved people and was so beloved. And pancreatic cancer stole her from me, 🥹, but as she said the last time we spoke, “I will always be there when you need me, baby, in your heart.” ❤️🩹
I cry every time I watch this scene.
Great movie with many fantastic scenes - and believable, too; comes close at times to being a little precious but actually manages to avoid that, due to great acting and a plausible story line that doesn’t overdo the length of each scene. By the way Lana’s house (Connecticut?) was one of the coolest and best houses in any 50’s movie.
Every time I watch this movie I cry like a baby
dollie bush I always get something new out of it each time I watch it😢😢
After all these many years this scene still makes me cry every time..😔
One of the best films ever made. I'm very surprised it's NEVER shown again on TV.
This movie playef on TCM (turner classic movie channel)all the time , at least twice a year. 🙄🤷🏾♀️
One of my favorites movie as a child grow up,now I'm 23 Year old an still the best 😩💯🥰🥺I cry alot watching it
Annie loved her Daughter Sarah Jane so much she was a very good Mother to her and she didn't appreciate that at all until it was to late when her Mother Annie dies of a broken heart and lost the will to live after she got sick and her health was detoriating .
I almost cried at this part, she literally killed her mother of a broken heart 🥺😢
The character Annie was truly a Saint. All the cast was amazing
When people watching in 2021, you know you made some great movies and television.....
My favorite movie of 50 years.such a beautiful movie...
Ahhhhh, this film ! Mom dragged me to it ----------and then cried all the way through it ! OMG, she cried & cried ! I was only 10 y/o, & I just didn't see it . Even on re-watching, it just does not get with me. -------------MJL< 76 y/o
Miss Laura Loved Annie and i loved it. A good person died from a broken heart.
I cannot even watch this clip without crying.
Just the was I am. 😢😭
The first time I ever saw this movie was in 1968.. I was 6 at the time, and my Mother, a beautiful blonde actress, and entertainer, had passed away only months before. Watching with my older teenage Sister at the end, my other Sister, one year older than I were brought to tears, crying 'Why did Mama have to die'..?. I have never forgotten it
I first saw this movie when I was in the 8th grade. My grandmother wanted Me to see it. It was just as powerful then as it is now. It just made Me love & cherish My mother even more. This movie brings tears to my eyes especially when Ms. Mahalia Jackson sings "Sooner We'll Be Done With The Troubles of The World". Every child should see this movie and honor the love from their mother while she's still here.❤
This scene gets me every single time.😢😢
I love both of these actresses so much. Ms. Moore played her part so well and convincingly and Ms.Turner is my favorite actress. She was so beautiful and a very fine actress. One of the things that most impresses me about her was that she was not a racially prejudiced person and seemed to love people of color genuinely. That makes her an even bigger person in my eyesight, as I can't stand prejudice of any kind, towards anybody.
I love this movie and tell you don't turn your back on your mother lover with all your heart I wish I had mine to smother me and hug me I miss you so much
If this movie don’t make you break down in tears while watching it, then obviously you must not love your mother........ the ending is all of nightmares portrayed on The silver screen! Thank god I still have my mom hear to spend time with!
I remember crying the first time I watched this
The way movies were made meant something. What a gem.
Well written screenplay with a storyline by real actors and actresses devoid of special effects and s.x::This is one of the greatest movies of all times. Susan Kohner who portrayed the older Sarah Jane is still living. Hollywood now relies mostly on special effects and ..x, to move movies forward without a real good storyline.
The Classic type if Movies.A mother love never dies no matter what. I cried at this one
Still giving on her death bed
Now matter how many times I watch this scene it makes me cry 😢 😢