Billionaire Loses Everything And Becomes A Poor Salesman, Working His Way Back To Super Rich
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2022
- Jack lives a luxurious life in New York City, being president of a Fortune 500 company. Almost all his time is dedicated to the company, and this Christmas Eve he stays at his office till late at night. While walking home that same night, Jack meets a mysterious and enigmatic man who tells him that he has some things to figure out about his life. As Jack wakes up the next morning, his successful life is suddenly gone…
Movie Name: The Family Man (2000)
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My life is exactly like this. In my 20s I made the decision to forgo love and pursue wealth. Now I'm 36, I got everything I ever wanted, I'm financially free and my personal wealth affords me a very good lifestyle. But sometimes I wonder if I made a mistake. My brother is only relatively successful (financially) but has a wonderful wife and 2 kids. Ever since my niece and nephew came into this world, I love them soo much. I can't imagine anything more wonderful and valuable than children. I now have many regrets, but I like being the rich uncle.
Honestly, both Jacks have better lives than most of us.
Imagine spending time with “your children” from an alternate timeline, then living the rest of your life without them. That would suck.
The little girl saying she knew he would come back gets me in the feels every time
One of my favorites. I was injured when I was 13 and am in a wheelchair for over 20 yrs now, I have had dreams like this movie living a life if I didn’t end up in a wheelchair. I connect with this one.
One of my favorite movies. I'm a big old softy. I always get broken up at the airport scene. I have fallen in love with a long lost girl from my past and I have been happier with her for the past 7 years than I ever have before. This is almost our exact story except instead of 13 years it took 30.
This movie is so incredibly sad. Especially the ending. No matter how much he wants to change his life and rekindle his love, those children will never exist.
One of the most emotional film I've seen, it's certainly impossible to accurately recap all the well defined emotions the film carries in 15mins
Ahh the early 2000, where a man is forced to pick between an amazing super rich big house and a super super rich life and super super big apartment.
Barely one minute in and I just hit pause. Movie looks too good to just enjoy for 15 minutes. Going to get the real thing. Thanks MotionPic recap. Wouldn't have known about it if you hadn't posted.
This movie made me realize that money can distort your view of what true happiness is. Great movie I almost forgot about it
This movie never fails to bring tears to my eyes. 😭
This is a great movie. I married my girlfriend, the true love of my life, 61 years ago, just like the movies. 😎
one of my favorite movies. saw it the first time when i was like 11 and really enjoyed it, not knowing much about life or love.. 18 years later saw it again now with my significant other by my side, and understood the movie a bit better and found it more enjoyable this time around.
I was completely surprised by this movie. Cage is excellent in it, and Tia... Tia is outstanding, and gorgeous. A movie I've watch a bunch of times, and always gets me.
Such a good movie actually, loved listening to the recap
This is a very underated Christmas movie.
This movie is a classic. I had the girl of my dreams and I was stupid and I cheated on her. She moved on and married some lucky bastard, and I see them happy as hell on social media. I have yet to meet another woman with the same qualities and beautiful heart. Definitely learned my lesson the hard way. This movie definitely brings a tear when I think of what could've been.
I remember this movie, it really drives home the importance of family.