My Sister's Keeper DVD Contest

My Sister's Keeper, starring Cameron Diaz, Abigail Breslin and Alec Baldwin, Jason Patric and Joan Cusack, tells the story of an 11-year-old girl, Anna Fitzgerald (Breslin), who was conceived to be a donor for her leukemia-stricken sister. As she comes to terms with the purpose of her existence, she demands the right to control her own body. Her final decision may tear the family apart, or it may be the first step to a triumphant realization of devotion, dignity and what it means to be family.

For More Details About the Film: Visit the Official Warner Bros. My Sister's Keeper Web Site.




To Enter the My Sister's Keeper DVD Contest:

In a reply to this post, share a movie that you'd recommend and that moved you emotionally involving someone dealing with a disease or a physical or mental disability/ailment. Share what impacted you the most about the movie. As always, there is no length requirement for your post.

Best of Luck.

Philadelphia. I cried buckets at the end. It was the first film that made me cry

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Beaches makes me cry every time. CC Bloom, Hillary Whitney and Victoria are quite a trio.

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I want to play a game...

The Cure. I think it impacted me a lot because I was about the same age as the kids when the movie came out. And how, even though they were only 12, they took it into their own hands to hunt down the cure for Aids.

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The Waterboy It made me cry that all he wanted to do was play football and his mama wouldn't let him. In the end when his mom was cheering him on while he was playing was the second best moment in my life, right after my son being born and right before my daughter was born.

The Elephant Man - The part where he keeps repeating the same thing is heart-wrenching.

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Makes you really think about what you want to do before it's your time...

Congratulations to DrGonzoPA on winning the My Sister's Keeper DVD Contest!