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The movie is The Promise from 1979. Universal Pictures.

Universal Pictures directed by Gilbert Cates.

When you first pulled out this tape, I was like, okay, this looks like, you know, a really schmaltzy.

This looks like a TV movie.

And then you put it on.

I started watching it.

And for reasons beyond the movie, it kind of blew my mind.

Okay, so Quentin, I'm going to turn it over to you because you had like a really good setup,

like a really good take on pitching this movie.

I have to say that I am actually a fan of turgid tear-jerkers.

I actually like that kind of movie that all builds up to the final scene where you have a big emotional cry.

And the strings play.

Whether it's other side of the mountain or any love stories where people are ripped apart.

That's probably the comp for this other side of the mountain.

Yes, I think so. I think so.

I like old-fashioned melodramas.

I'm a big fan of a Douglas Turk kind of movie.

And this is...

And this fits into that category.

I'm also a fan of new face movies. I think that's a really

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