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Reviews for Make Way for Tomorrow

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7.6 / 10 1h 32min

At a family reunion, the Cooper clan find that their parents' home is being foreclosed. "Temporarily," Ma moves in with son George's family, Pa with daughter Cora. But the parents are like sand in the gears of their middle-aged children's well regulated households. Can the old folks take matters into their own hands?

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user584xawdlgca's Movie review

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Review by user584xawdlgca

With you, said the Maid...I am not afraid.

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Review by user180yxo6svem

Another great movie missed for DVD or VHS

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Review by user24673ja0iy9

Makes a grown man weep unashamed

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Review by user229a8vya2k3

Superb, heartbreakingly realistic and personal film about aging in economic hard times.

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Review by user3370ybiumsd

Can Happiness and Disillusionment Coexist?

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Review by user622o6rgqvn8

There Are Not Many Films That Ennoble Cinema; This Is One of Those

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Review by user195i6e80xxl

Remarkable true and unrelenting

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Review by user566f5s4dby9

Leo Mc Carey delivers a cheerful drama which makes us realize that it is possible to experience being choked up and laugh at the same time with absolutely nothing in-between.

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Review by user712z8q0nypi

True love has never been so moving...

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Review by user473r65ng9eg

The Best of Leo McCarey's Films

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Review by user68eriqz4rx

A Depression Era Film Still Poignant Today

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Review by user404n302dns5

unbelievably depressing but so well-made

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Review by user567ylvnlm1y

Hollywood, doing a sensitive and subtle tale of old age? Believe it.