Comments on: Best Divorce Movies http://radio.rosen.com/2007/02/12/best-divorce-movies/ Divorce Talk Radio is your weekly source for the latest information in North Carolina divorce and family law. Each week we discuss updates in divorce, separation, child support, child custody, alimony, property division, separation, domestic violence and family law. We have weekly LIVE shows where we answer listener questions about divorce and family law and one on one interviews with knowledgeable authors and professionals in the divorce world. Mon, 26 Dec 2011 16:33:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Prad dla biznesu http://radio.rosen.com/2007/02/12/best-divorce-movies/#comment-14386 Prad dla biznesu Thu, 15 Sep 2011 12:10:32 +0000 http://69.89.27.238/~bookwoma/kramervs/?p=177#comment-14386 Very good webiste. This is very helpful for all seo. Thanks! Very good webiste. This is very helpful for all seo. Thanks!

]]> By: Matt http://radio.rosen.com/2007/02/12/best-divorce-movies/#comment-12604 Matt Tue, 25 Aug 2009 20:41:44 +0000 http://69.89.27.238/~bookwoma/kramervs/?p=177#comment-12604 Definately Maybe is a wonderful divorce movie as well Definately Maybe is a wonderful divorce movie as well

]]> By: Jay Stephens http://radio.rosen.com/2007/02/12/best-divorce-movies/#comment-6387 Jay Stephens Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:57:14 +0000 http://69.89.27.238/~bookwoma/kramervs/?p=177#comment-6387 I am a 36 year old divorcee from Fl currently doing an essay on the most popular reasons for divorce in America. My essay will discuss reasons such as money, infidelity, abuse, and communication. Would you give me a brief example of a personal experience or of someone you know that has divorced for each of these reasons. I am a 36 year old divorcee from Fl currently doing an essay on the most popular reasons for divorce in America. My essay will discuss reasons such as money, infidelity, abuse, and communication. Would you give me a brief example of a personal experience or of someone you know that has divorced for each of these reasons.

]]> By: Vic's Still Standing http://radio.rosen.com/2007/02/12/best-divorce-movies/#comment-6386 Vic's Still Standing Fri, 06 Jul 2007 02:57:10 +0000 http://69.89.27.238/~bookwoma/kramervs/?p=177#comment-6386 Best divorce movies? This must be a tongue in cheek list that is meant to be satiric. Right? For those of us who have experienced the deep,searing pain of losing a spouse, The War of the Roses, Stepmom, The First Wives Club, and Liar Liar are offensive Hollywoodized versions of what for most of us is a period of sincere trauma and bewilderment. Sorry, but I like to think that this issue is more complex than these simplistic movies would have you believe. I would like to watch a movie that addresses how easy the legal system has made the dissolution of long-term marriages (no fault does not benefit long-term, old-fashioned wives with rusty job skills), and how the devastation of divorce affects children in the long run. In Step Mom the first wife had to DIE in order for the plot to lead to its predictable conclusion. The First Wives Club is all about revenge, not forgiveness or understanding. Mrs. Doubtfire is so comic book simple that it in no way can comfort a person going through the trauma of divorce or separation. War of the Roses is pathetic and criminal, and Liar, Liar has an unrealistic Disneyfied plot and ending. I recall hearing my husband and his lawyer joking and laughing the day we signed our divorce papers. Their behavior was crass, to say the least, but I imagine that the scene would have fit very well in one of these trite movies. I dare you to visit my blog, read my post on how to cope with the holidays and Valentine's day, and then put up another top list of "comic" divorce movies. Sorry for the tirade, but you folks are lawyers and have dealt with people who are sincerely traumatized by a life altering event. You should know better than to put up a post like this. Thankfully, the other posts on your website are more helpful. Best divorce movies? This must be a tongue in cheek list that is meant to be satiric. Right?

For those of us who have experienced the deep,searing pain of losing a spouse, The War of the Roses, Stepmom, The First Wives Club, and Liar Liar are offensive Hollywoodized versions of what for most of us is a period of sincere trauma and bewilderment. Sorry, but I like to think that this issue is more complex than these simplistic movies would have you believe.

I would like to watch a movie that addresses how easy the legal system has made the dissolution of long-term marriages (no fault does not benefit long-term, old-fashioned wives with rusty job skills), and how the devastation of divorce affects children in the long run.

In Step Mom the first wife had to DIE in order for the plot to lead to its predictable conclusion. The First Wives Club is all about revenge, not forgiveness or understanding. Mrs. Doubtfire is so comic book simple that it in no way can comfort a person going through the trauma of divorce or separation. War of the Roses is pathetic and criminal, and Liar, Liar has an unrealistic Disneyfied plot and ending.

I recall hearing my husband and his lawyer joking and laughing the day we signed our divorce papers. Their behavior was crass, to say the least, but I imagine that the scene would have fit very well in one of these trite movies.

I dare you to visit my blog, read my post on how to cope with the holidays and Valentine’s day, and then put up another top list of “comic” divorce movies. Sorry for the tirade, but you folks are lawyers and have dealt with people who are sincerely traumatized by a life altering event. You should know better than to put up a post like this. Thankfully, the other posts on your website are more helpful.

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