This movie has everything you want for a profound drama. Shirley McLaine and Timmothy Hutton are complete opposites in a family, with Donald Sutherland in between as the peacemaker who has an unsettled heart and mind. The family is still getting over the death of their oldest son, and many of the feelings they once had for each other disappeared after his death. Unable to communicate with each other Timmothy Hutton goes to see a doctor to talk about his problems and solve them. Shirley and Donald discover what their marriage is really based on. The entire movie is dramatic and very sad, but a real winner in the 80's. 10/10 for this modern masterpiece, it really makes you feel something when you watch it.
Review of Ordinary People
