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Has anyone viewed this movie? I have seen several films that are related to mental illness, and this, by far, is my favorite. I love it! I can't quite figure out why.
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Same here, and I'm not sure why either.
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I saw it when it first came out. Angelina Jolie's performance still sticks with me.
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It was Angelina's last decent role! In any case, I love that movie and have always been a big Winona fan.
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In a good way or a bad way? I know she was all set out to be mean and crazy, but I REALLY liked her role in this one!
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I liked both the movie and the book.
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Yes , I like this film very much - Oscar winning too for Angelina. I recall from the directors commentary that the woman the film was based on said she made the friends of her life while she was there.
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I love the movie. Haven't read the book, but want to.
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One of my good friends was hospitalized at the place where the movie was filmed, at least the tunnels. Her parents were well off and sent her there for a month.
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I find it hard to watch
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ohhh....I love this movie! I actually heard of it right here on PC! I don't find it hard to watch, but one movie that is also about mental illness/depression that I also really like is Seven Pounds with Will Smith. I swear I can feel his character's pain when I watch that one! But the Girl Interrupted one....I love the differences in all of the patients. I think somewhere on here is a thread about therapy-related movies, and I think that's where I saw this one.
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