everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Brilliant and touching

It's one of the most original films you'll likely see all year, which, depending on your threshold for certifiably crazy storylines, could be a rewarding experience or one that frustrates you.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

I remember watching this coming home from school with my mother. My mother worked nights and when I came home, she would be awake in the kitchen making lunch and dinner for her boys.Gosh I loved this soap from the mid 90's till early 2000s. I loved Holdyn and Lilly and just terrific memories.Yeah Soaps are hokey and cheesy but that's why its fun. It's made for mothers and sons and it's a wonderful show.It was actually very good and MOST of the characters were likeable and at some point in your life, you can relate to multiple characters in the show.

I'm a long time viewer and enjoy the show. However, at this time I am very disappointed with the writers. The story line with Carly and Jack has always kept my attention. They have wonderful chemistry and should be together, and never been parted. Problems with their marriage and getting back together has always kept me watching them. Carly and Jack should have remarried, and absolutely not married to other people. They still love each other and belong together. Carly does not have to marry Craig for security, because she should be reminding him that he owes her a million dollars for paying the ransom to the kidnappers to get his son (now deceased) back years ago. The writers seem to have forgotten this. Carly's horse died and the insurance money was the million dollars that she loaned Craig. This needs to be brought to the attention of the show's writers. I think they need to review the show over the years before they write their TV show segments. To a long time viewer it is distressing to watch mistakes that are so obvious. Thank you for the opportunity to give my views about one of my favorite shows. Kay Newsome Baier, Duncan, SC

ATWT has been on the air, television that is, almost as long as I have been around. My mother started me watching "As the World Turns", (in black and white) before I went to Kindergarden, at age 4. I watched it after morning Kindergarden, in Elementary & High School (when I was sick or on vacation), in College (in the Student Union between classes), as a young adult (thank God for VCR's) and now a mature adult (I work nights so I can watch during the day)! In fact, I probably can recall all the inter-family relationships between the major characters better than most fans, all the plot twists and the famous actors which have had parts on the show. In all these years, I have never failed to catch a show, synopsis or preview, or a death, wedding, or last appearance, of a character from the show. These folks are like a second family, with all their quirks and peculiarities. I have talked to other fans, but no one I found has watched as long as I; anyone else with a longer continuous viewing record than myself? Anyone?

This is a wonderful show! I have been watching it since 1983, and I hate to miss even one episode! The show just continues to be exciting, fresh, and riveting! I even taped it when I was in the hospital delivering my daughter! LOL! I have loved following the lives of the Hughes', Walshes, Snyders, and all the other families in Oakdale! As The World Turns has had the best actors - such as Meg Ryan, Julianne Moore, Jason Biggs, William Fichtner, Marisa Tomei, Ming-Na Wen, Parker Posey, Scott Bryce, Jordana Brewster, Larry Bryggman, Tamara Tunie, Michael Park, Martha Byrne, Jon Hensley, Maura West, and many others that I can't list right now! The story lines are always well written and very well performed! Yes, sometimes they can be a little far fetched, but that adds to the fun of the make-believe place of Oakdale, Illinois! This show deserves to win many more daytime Emmy awards as they are the best example of what a serial show should be!