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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Koch International
EAN: 0622237230427
Format: Color, DVD-Video, Original recording remastered, Subtitled, NTSC
Label: Sullivan
Manufacturer: Sullivan
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sullivan
Region Code: 1
Release Date: September 07, 2004
Running Time: 185 minutes
Sales Rank: 5303
Studio: Sullivan
Theatrical Release Date: July 23, 2000
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Product Description:
Set years after her resignation and return from Kingsport Ladies' College Anne is persuaded to join her fiance Gilbert in New York City as he begins his tenure at a major hospital. She is introduced to a publishing firm in the hope of a chance to get published and achieve the same success as Gilbert. Instead both face the disillusioning realities of their professions which makes them decide to return to Avonlea. However any chance of lasting happiness is dashed when Gilbert decides to bow to social pressure and enlist to serve in The Great War in Europe. Anne stays behind and becomes a published writer but learns that contact has been lost with Gilbert. Seeing no other option Anne decides to venture to Europe herself to find him. In doing so she begins an adventure that would challenge her wits and imagination to the limit.System Requirements:Run Time: 240 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: PG UPC: 622237230427 Manufacturer No: SULDV23042
Amazon.com:
In a departure from L.M. Montgomery's book series, this third TV movie jumps ahead to World War I and puts Anne and her beloved Gilbert smack in the middle of it. Instead of marrying Gilbert after her teaching days--as she does in the books--Anne spends a disillusioning year with him in New York City, and then the couple quickly marries before the good doctor ships out to France. (In the book Rilla of Ingleside, Anne's sons go to war and her youngest daughter is separated from her sweetheart.) Impetuous as ever, Anne joins the Red Cross and crosses the pond to track down her husband when his letters are returned unread. What follows is an adventure that takes her through battle zones--where the bodies pile up faster than you can say Saving Private Ryan--and on to London with a half-orphaned baby, her best friend's injured husband, and a tangle of international intrigue. Fans of the 10-book series may balk at the divergences and the fact that very little time is spent on Prince Edward Island. But the book's unrestrained romanticism and unapologetic sentimentality remain intact, as well as the surviving cast of the prior two movies, most notably Megan Follows as Anne and Jonathan Crombie as Gilbert. This movie, produced in 2000, clocks in at 185 minutes and is suitable for ages 9 and older. --Kimberly Heinrichs
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - Definetly adds to the series!!!
I was so worried that I wouldnt like this after all the negative reviews...and Im not a huge fan of third movies made years after the originals (a la Godfather III). Further, I can completely understand why some people didnt like this addition...its a complete departure from the books, and at times I felt that it lacked a sense continuity (you get the sense that much more time has gone by than should have elapsed).
That said, I loved it. For the first time Anne and Gilbert are completely in love, and there isnt so much tumultuous fighting. Also, although contrived, the plot is an extremely romantic wartime whirlwind, which thoroughly held my interest. I think it held to the spirit of both Anne and Gilbert, and the fact that they're older and it feels like things have changed with time, makes it all seem more like a genuine life story being lived and adds this sweet sense of nostalgia and of growing up and moving on. Anyway, I may be alone, but Im so happy they made this movie and honestly, Im relieved that I liked it...because now I get to add more hours to the story whenever I feel like rewatching it.
And I would say to anyone who has yet to see it, "Try to like it"...I think it can add alot to the series if you want it to...
Rating:  - Viewer discretion is advised!!!
If you loved the first 2 annes, do NOT watch the 3rd one. Personally, I think the movie should be recalled by the FDA due to the hazardous and painful effects on the hearts and minds of Anne fans everywhere. Might as well watch Anne and Gilbert get divorced. That actually might be less painful. They should just remake it. I'll chip in my $0.02(literally and metaphorically) to help fund a redo of the 3rd one; and they should only release it to the unsuspecting public if it's deemed viewable by Anne fans. Anyone want to petition/hold fundraisers for a remake? In the mean time, just reread the books and use your Anne-like imagination.
Dear Mr. Sullivan-
In case you are listening--I have GREAT ideas for the remake, just email me and we'll talk;-)
Rating: - Not based on the books!
I was a little too excited when I heard they were making another Anne movie. I'm a HUGE fan of Green Gables and Avonlea. HOWEVER this part of the story is not based on the books at all! So what makes Anne, Anne is missing completely. Save your money and buy the books, the real continuing saga.
Rating: - Such Entertainment
The Anne movies are sooo entertaining. Can watch for hours on a rainy day. Great to watch with you kids/grandkids too.
Rating:  - Beautiful and sad
Sure the movie isn't in line with the books but if you consider it as a separate entity, it's really a beautiful story. The movie allows you to feel the emotions of war and a journey of love. It was frustrating at points, and I was a basket-case at other points, but over all it was an excellent film!
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