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Jenny makes funeral arrangements with her father from her hospital bed. She tells Oliver to not blame himself, insisting that he never held her back from music and it was worth it for the love they shared. Jenny's last wish is for Oliver to embrace her tightly as she dies.

Roger Ebert gave the film four out of four stars and called it "infinitely better than the book," adding, "because Hiller makes the lovers into individuals, of course we're moved by the film's conclusion. Why not?"[23] Charles Champlin of the Los Angeles Times was also positive, writing that although "the plotline has been honored many times... It's the telling that matters: the surfaces and the textures and the charm of the actors. And it is hard to see how these quantities could have been significantly improved upon in Love Story."[24]

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Newsweek felt the film was contrived[23] and film critic Judith Crist called Love Story "Camille with bullshit".[25] Vincent Canby of The New York Times wrote, "I can't remember any movie of such comparable high-style kitsch since Leo McCarey's Love Affair (1939) and his 1957 remake, An Affair to Remember. The only really depressing thing about Love Story is the thought of all the terrible imitations that will inevitably follow it."[26] Gene Siskel gave the film two stars out of four and wrote that "whereas the novel has a built-in excuse for being spare (it is told strictly as the boy's reminiscence), the film does not. Seeing the characters in the movie ... makes us want to know something about them. We get precious little, and love by fiat doesn't work well in film."[27] Gary Arnold of The Washington Post wrote, "I found this one of the most thoroughly resistible sentimental films I've ever seen. There is scarcely a character or situation or line in the story that rings true, that suggests real simplicity or generosity of feeling, a sentiment or emotion honestly experienced and expressed."[28] Writer Harlan Ellison wrote in The Other Glass Teat, his book of collected criticism, that it was "shit". John Simon wrote that Love Story was so bad that it never once moved him.[29]

Love Story was ranked number 9 on the AFI's 100 Years...100 Passions list, which recognizes the top 100 love stories in American cinema. The film also spawned a trove of imitations, parodies, and homages in countless films, having re-energized melodrama on the silver screen, as well as helping to set the template for the modern "chick flick".

Hiller also said, "The message of Love Story really is what two people can give to each other for love alone. You know, people made fun of the phrase "Love means never having to say you're sorry." But think about it. All it says is that if you love somebody, you understand they're not perfect and they don't have to apologize for every little thing they do that isn't perfect. Its an affirmation of the human spirit... We hit at a time when if you disagreed with somebody, you hated them. That was the feeling in 1969 and 1970. Well, people were tired of that and were looking to say, hey, love is okay. You can be mad at somebody and still love them."[7]

O'Neal and Milland reprised their roles for a sequel, Oliver's Story, released in 1978. It was based on Segal's 1977 novel. The film begins with Jenny's funeral, then picks up 18 months later. Oliver is a successful, but unhappy, lawyer in New York. Although still mourning Jenny, he manages to find love with heiress Marcie Bonwit (Candice Bergen). Suffering from comparisons to the original, Oliver's Story did poorly with both critics and audiences.

At the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Canadian Pairs figure skaters Jamie Sale and David Pelletier skated their free skate to the film's theme, initially losing the gold medal in a now-infamous 2002 Winter Olympics figure skating scandal moment in sports history.

After having these pinned for at least 6 months, I finally made them last week for my hubby and me. I detest fennel seeds, so I omited them completely. Rather than making a meatball, I made more of a hockey puck sized patty and fried them similar to a hamburger patty, then topped with homemade marinara and a little shredded mozzarella. Hubby loved them so much he asked when we were having them again!

Thanks Jenny for another fantastic recipe! I subbed 1/2 C arborio rice for the orzo to make it gluten free and it was fantastic. My two and five year olds loved it, and even the next day my husband was still talking about how much he loved dinner from the night before.

I love thinking of our gracious, kind, and intelligent president taking pleasure in this dish. This is the kind of food and cooking we enjoy, too. And now, we need energy and good recipes to fuel the change that is coming.

HOPPER: An American love story is a production of M&C Media, Exhibition on Screen and Seventh Art Productions in association with American Masters Pictures. Written and directed by Phil Grabsky and Michael Cascio. Produced by Cynthia Weber Cascio and Amanda Wilkie. Phil Grabsky, Michael Cascio, Cynthia Weber Cascio and Amanda Wilkie are Executive Producers. Michael Kantor is Executive Producer for American Masters.

Elizabeth Thompson Colleary, Hopper Scholar: The major impact his father had on his life was clearly the love of reading. He was described as bookish. He said my father should have been a poet or a philosopher. The other major factor was a growth spurt. By all accounts, he grew approximately an entire foot in eighth grade. So, at one point he was six foot four as an adolescent, and that had a great impact. There were descriptions of him having painful discomfort as a result of this growth spurt, but also his self-image suffered. He was taunted by children at school. They bullied him.

Carmenita Higginbotham: Office at Night is a remarkable painting simply for the possibility that is there. What is happening that has allowed these two people to be in this office at the same time? We are able to build a story around them based on the choice of shoes, the quality of their dress, how tightly it hugs the body and how much is revealed, how sexualized the figures might be, based on that. They are little points of direction.

We are able to build a story around them based on the choice of shoes, the quality of their dress, how tightly it hugs the body and how much is revealed, how sexualized the figures might be based on that.

And hence it really is a statement of their creative partnership where she was very much part of the story in producing Edward Hopper for the public, for the audience, and so that public sense of they're taking a bow.

I thought when I married him that I could never love anyone more than I did that day. But I was wrong. We are in a new dimension of partnership now, and I am more in love and, frankly, more in awe of him with every day we spend together. His brain is outstandingly powerful and I am seeing things I never would have known he was capable of in any other way. He was meant to do this work, and the world will be better for it.

His mom worked for the school we attended, so we were spoiled and spent most lunch periods in her office. She made us a matching lunch everyday: turkey & cheese sandwich + chips + gummy life-savers, followed by a late pass back to class. Hand in hand we roamed those halls. That continued and so did this love. He was the captain of the football team, I was the Senior Class President. He lettered three sports, I ran the high school newspaper + hosted our radio station. He was the Homecoming King, I was the Prom Queen. He was being looked at by colleges across the country, and I was planning on staying in state to pursue interior design.

Freshman year was good. School was going well for both of us. I was working and saving money to fly back and fourth to Ann Arbor to watch as many home games as I could. Seriously, $79 bucks round trip on Spirt Airlines. Dear lord, why did my parents let me do that? Ha! I was getting to know his teammates and my way around campus. It was crazy to see his size change with each visit. He was stronger, more muscular and getting more handsome. How was that possible? I was smitten with him and loved watching him live out his childhood dreams. By this time both of our families were decked out in Maize + Blue, and college football Saturdays became a BIG DEAL.

I could write 10 more paragraphs about what happened next, but let me just sum it up for you real quick. I met a guy, we moved to Virgina for 6 months. Moved back home. He was in love with me. Popped the question on a Saturday night, I said yes. woke up in shock. Gave back the ring on Monday. Steve heard about that. Took a red-eye home. Asked me what I was thinking. We got in a fight. He flew back to Michigan. He was sad. So was I. That was December.

Landyn!

You seriously are just ALL THE THINGS! My husband and I just recently married this past New Years Eve and I can only hope our love will survive the test of time like your love story.

Happy Anniversary to you and Steve and thanks for being the perfect wifey inspo.

What an amazing love story. Thank you for sharing. I feel like you could turn this into a book and then a movie. ? I love following you on instagram and reading your blog. You are awesome! Thanks for keeping it real and sharing ALL THE THINGS with us. Happy Anniversary!

Landyn, this is such a beautiful story! I loved reading it! I, too, shared my love story over on coldcoffeehotmess.com this week. I love reading love stories and I love how no two are exactly alike. Wishing you and Steve many many more years of happiness! xo-Court

Some of these pictures may look familiar. This may be because you read my blog post when it came out in 2017, or it could be because some of these photographs were taken without permission and used in a fabricated crow love story that went wildly viral across the internet. The story here is the true story of George and Mabel, and these (as with all of the images in my blog posts) are my photographs. 17dc91bb1f