An Affair to Remember

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Robert P @Superbad Nov 7, 2026 An Affair to Remember is a *4* star Movie!!! See more

T M @RT55749265 Oct 18, 2026 The scenes on the boat are the best. Real chemistry between Grant and Kerr. Some of th silent looks dont work and stilt the story somewhat. They've given Kerr the chance to sing for no real apparent reason. Cary's beginning to look old so his behaviour looks strange on him sometimes. Kerr is great and spars with Cary wonderfully. As everyone says, it's too long. See more

AC C @Mon_Alisa Sep 24, 2026 While Cary Grant wasn’t just along for the ride, Deborah Kerr’s class & charm drove the movie. Keeping it strictly an “emotional affair” made their connection feel pure and is likely one of the reasons it’s stayed a beloved classic. They could’ve cut 15 mins off the (strangely) long winded youth choir scenes, but overall I enjoyed this one. See more

Forrest M @RT32281296 Jun 7, 2026 "An Affair To Remember" is the "colored" remake of the 1939 classic "Love Affair". It stars Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr and it is directed by Leo McCarey. In it, we get to meet playboy Nickie Ferrante and singer Terry McKay on a transatlantic cruise. They enter into romance despite both being in a romantic relationship. They promise to meet each other 6 months after the cruise and you know how it ends at the final scene. No question that the movie tries to recapture the magic of the first film but I think that the stars did their best with their respective characters and the storyline. Also, I find the original lovers in the 1939 more likeable and more engaging rather that this remake although it definitely could stand on its own being considered a classic itself just like the original film. See more

Will G @Wgoodeve Mar 8, 2025 A great Cary Grant movie. Most of it took place on a boat. There was a lot of romance. They go to Europe. They revisit each other in New York. I enjoy this era of films. See more

Dwight C @RT89865926 Feb 21, 2025 First of all, Cary Grant may be one of the icons of romantic cinema, and Deborah Kerr one of its most beautiful stars. That being said, both are fine in this movie, even though they are probably miscast. Kerr has an accent that is not remotely Bostonian, and Grant doesn't appear all that French, either. That aside, the first half of this movie is fine, at least with our two stars. The rest of the "passengers" all appear to be in First Class while acting like they've never been on a cruise before, often engaging in sophomoric behavior. That would be enough of a problem with the plot, but the second half goes overboard (pardon the pun). First of all, pretty bizarre that Kerr's character would hide her accident - she is supposedly intelligent, so she would likely realize how poorly this would treat the love of her life. Putting that aside, the side shows, particularly with the "choir" and astonishingly advanced children's orchestra feels like like little more than filler; removing a great deal of this would've shortened the movie without taking away from it. While I still enjoyed the movie, being a fan of both leads, it could have been far better. See more

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