I watched this for the first time just a few days ago. I've watched movies from the 30's & 40's for about 60 years, and it takes a lot to really impress me. This movie took my breath away. I feel so lucky to have seen this incredibly touching story, portrayed by such fine actors.

Random Harvest is 80 years old. If we had US politicians that looked after the public interest instead of greedy rats that buy the copyright and control this piece of art in perpetuity we might just be able to view this masterpiece without having our pockets picked into the next century. This film should be in the public domain.

Greer Garson is so beautiful that it makes me want to weep. There s just something about her or many things...her beauty, the sound of her voice, her presence. She is ethereal. What a lovely film with a very talented group of actors.

A rare film. They certainly don't make them this way anymore. Mostly, integrity and honor have lost its place on stage in many modern day movies.

Beautiful homage. The music used , though not period of the film, is very respectful and fitting. Allowing the dialogue and music at the end is so sensitive an poetic. Thank you. Youd have to have a glass eye or heart of stone not to cry at the end. Fortunately I have neither.

My mother, who passed last year, saw this in the theater when she was about 13. It was the first movie she ever saw in a theater; she went with her older sister. They were both blown away. My Mom was not really a movie buff; she rarely remembered the details of most of the films she watched over her lifetime. But she always remembered this one and how much she loved it.

I cry every time at the ending, so very sweet. After all these many years!

Thank you very much for this tribute. Greer Garson is a beautiful actress, the story is very nice from a novel of James Hilton (author of Lost Horizon). In my opinion, everyone could like this picture because it's a timeless love story.

Coleman and Garson--such a classic film couple--an intelligence beyond beauty--something beyond the stars---love the music--a touching tribute--thank you.

Thank You, what a beautiful moving movie! Greer Garson one of my favourite actresses! Nothing can compare to these old movies of the past! So glad we can still see them!

What a film! That last scene between Paula & Smithy gets me every time. Permission for chin to wobble Sir!

If you love great movies, this is in the top five. New films can't hold a candle to

One of the best love stories, and mystery story, I ever saw. The ending is magnificent.

I just have to tell you what a lovely video you put together! Random Harvest is one of my favorite films too and I loved watching Ronald and Greer interact silently in this vidoe and then actually hearing the "Smithy!" part at the end. Truly lovely job!

One of the best films ever loved it

One of the great romantic films of all time. Thanks for posting this tribute and for using the actual soundtrack and words in the ending.

One of the best endings to any movie ever ... the look on Ronald Colman's face at

Such a beautiful, pure minded film showing how true love conquers, even in the face of adversity and loss. The ending always has me in floods of tears, as well as many other scenes. For example, the proposal at the picnic, Paula looking after Smithy with such heartfelt tenderness when he was suffering from the 'flu (major pandemic in 1918) and much more. No sex, violence, foul language or abuse of any kind. This film set such high standards which are hardly ever matched these days.

I've watched the film several times. Wonderful presentation. Thank you. So glad you included the dialogue and original music at the end. I can go straight to that last scene when Smithy opens the door, turns around and sees Paula -- and I am deeply moved time after time. Rare love....rare...

Magnificent Tribute to one of the greatest romantic films ever made in