Just saw "Love Story." My reaction to seeing this old weeper is "not bad."

[CTyankee]

I hadn't seen it for years and it became known as a banal love story, a "weeper," with no redeeming virtues, especially with the line "Love means never having to say you're sorry." And the old class difference with Harvard and the Ivy League.

But I found it a fairly good movie. The script was awful, IMHO, but the feeling I had after the film was over was that it accomplished what it had set out to do: connect with the audience. Altho poor Ali McGraw, having that famous line, really did herself no favors, I got it in the context of the entire movie. Ray Milland, playing her father, was especially good, I thought.

Anyway, my 2 cents after seeing this movie. YMMV, of course.

Tell me your thoughts...

[GPV]

1. I think I resent being 1 of 100 million Jennifers born after that.

seriously, 3 in my teensy class alone.

[rainy]

2. I was a teenybopper when it came out and loved it😍

[montanacowboy]

3. Didn't Ray Milland

play his father?

[CTyankee]

4. Yes, wasn't that great?