The Lost Valentine

2011 "Love can stand the test of time."
The Lost Valentine
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Released: 30 January 2011 Released
Producted By: Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions
Country: United States of America
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A young and cynical female journalist learns love may transcend trials and time as she discovers a story that will change her life forever. When war separates lovers on their wedding anniversary Feb. 14, 1944 at LA Union Train Station, Navy pilot Neil Thomas makes a promise he isn't sure he can keep - to return to the train station safe by their next anniversary. For sixty years Caroline Thomas keeps her promise by waiting at the train station until her missing in action husband can finally keep his with the "lost valentine." The message and meaning shows romance and love can be real; worth fighting, and maybe even dying for.

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robert23-1 WOW!! Although this wonderful TV Movie has a sad WWII basis, the themes of unconditional love, enduring love and marital devotion permeate throughout. The dramatic performance of Betty White, a major departure from her previous comedic roles, primarily Rose("Golden Girls" and "Hot in Cleveland") is absolutely superb! Like her character, Caroline, Betty in real life never remarried after her husband passed away. Betty, who is in her late 90's continues to shine! The casting of Jennifer Love-Hewett(Susan), who most will remember from "Party of Five"(Fox), and Sean Faris(Lucas), is a credit to the casting department. The chemistry between the two shines through in every scene!! The writing and direction is first class. The final scene when Neil's casket is brought home to the station where Neil - so wonderfully portrayed/acted by Billy Magnussen thoughout - & Caroline said goodbye and where she returned every Valentine's Day - was so emotional, tears were running down my face as I'm sure happened for the cast. This movie is a must see one for anyone who is truly in love, on Valentine's Day.
amor345620659 I have seen this movie four times now and it seems no matter how many times I watch and know what is going to happen, it catches me off guard and I cry, especially the end. I love this movie. Betty White is awesome and the perfect fit. I would like to have seen the son involved a little more but I loved her grandson and the new taking over for the old. The Western Union gentleman was excellent. Those were hard times and unfortunately they still are. Loved the music and it fit so well. Though I am a baby boomer I have a very soft spot for music from the 40s. I definitely plan to buy this movie for my collection which I don't do often.
jazzstil I have never cried and smiled so much for a movie. Purely amazing, very heart touching. I recommend this to everyone and anyone. You could feel the emotions of the actors. I wasn't expecting it to be this good. And this is coming from someone who never cries while watching movies.Good for any age group. I guarantee you'll cry while watching this.I cannot explain how much I truly enjoyed this movie. Purely Outstanding . The Notebook used to be my favourite romantic movie. But after watching this, I have without a doubt changed my mind. If you ever get a chance to watch this, I highly recommend you do. I promise you will not regret it! Long story short,absolutely fantastic, and a must watch.
bobwen Here is a story that so could have easily gotten out of hand, but it didn't. It stayed quite believable from beginning to end, with solid direction, writing, cinematography, and production from music to costumes. All the actors gave solid performances, but Betty White is in her glory here. Capping a life time before the cameras playing every part from bubble-head wife, to game show staple, to man-chasing TV "Home Maker" to senior Nordic-American widow, we now have a consummate pro, the caliber of Tracey or Heburn in their latter days giving a performance that is total "Emmy" caliber all the way. If you some how missed this, catch a rebroadcast, or put it on your purchase or rental list when it appears on DVD or Blu-Ray disc. You will not be disappointed. One caveat: Have the box of tissue handy because Betty's gonna get you!