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Sun Comes Up
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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302872705
Format: Color, NTSC
ISBN: 6302872707
Label: MGM (Video & DVD)
Manufacturer: MGM (Video & DVD)
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: MGM (Video & DVD)
Release Date: September 01, 1998
Running Time: 93 minutes
Studio: MGM (Video & DVD)
Theatrical Release Date: May 12, 1949
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Customer Reviews
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Rating: - The sun comes up
Please release this movie on dvd .Also the other lassie movies that still have not made it to the new dvd media.One especialy would be the hills of home.
Ken Barrett Mooroolbark Australia
Rating: - I RECKON THIS MOVIE'S A BARGAIN!!!!
This film is significant because it was Jeanette MacDonald's final film. While she is lovely to look at, the picture really belongs to the charming and affable Claude Jarman, Jr. who sprouted up in height since making "The Yearling" three years before. Lassie is on the periphery here as well. This is the story of a concert singer (MacDonald) who has a nervous breakdown after her only son is hit by a truck and killed trying to save "Lassie". She retreats to a mountain village where there is an ... Read More
Rating: - I finally found it!!!!
I have been looking for this movie for some time. We rented it when I was under the age of 8 (too young to be interested in the title or actors). I could remember it had "the little boy from The Yearling". Also that Lassie and a red-haired opera singer were in it. Critics may think it slightly corny or mushy, but to an under-8-year-old, it was wonderful, sweet, touching, and exciting. What do they know? It was made for children, and we love it!
Rating:  - The Sun Comes Up
This film has all the old cliches of a 1940s musical. While it does a disservice to the wonderful short story by Marjorie Rawlings (A Mother in Mannville)on which it was based, it is delightfully nostalgic as Jeanette McDonald's last movie. The Lassie part of the film is corny, and the rest is so typical of that era's movies that it is pure fun: the dramatic background music by Andre Previn; the sad,stoic orphan boy; the famous singer aching for her lost child! The best part is the mountain character ... Read More
Rating: - How I chose my name
My Mom and I saw "The Sun Comes Up", in 1949, when I was three years of age. I insisted on being called "Jerry", because it was the name of the child actor in this film. 50 years later, the name remains the same. This is not actually a review of the movie, as I remember very little about it except for the orphan Jerry and Lassie. This is an attempt to locate someone who might have a copy of this movie, I have not seen the film since I was three years old. If anyone reads this and ... Read More
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