There's Always Tomorrow

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David K @RT61474040 Dec 24, 2025 I'm not really a Douglas Sirk/melodrama fan but Barbara Stanwyck's two films with him are really good examples of the genre. I actually was able to watch (All I Desire, There's Always Tomorrow) all the way through without losing interest. I thought about why that is and it comes down to the outstanding work of Ms. Stanwyck. The only problem in this one is the two kids who are self-absorbed as to be obnoxious. Not much inner angst going on there, they throw it in your face. But, all-in-all, definitely watchable. See more Steve D @RT35616104 Jul 5, 2023 Predictable average melodrama. See more william d @acsdoug May 22, 2022 The movie is a below average melodrama for the first half, but improves markedly in the second half, enough to recommend. See more Aug 15, 2018 Soap opera deluxe from Douglas Sirk; the predictable plot is given luster by the two stars. See more Nov 19, 2016 A mature, if rather staid, depiction of mid-life crisis in an idyllic 50's American household. We deserved at least one extra shock of drama, perhaps from the wife whose innocence is the weak element of the film. The feeling of being stifled and the husband's sense of dissatisfaction are not to be misinterpreted as ours. These are all Sirk's ingenius intention. See more Jun 18, 2016 A clever & important film from the mid 1950's directed by the master of Social Comment & Melodrama Douglas Sirk. The story of a Toy Manufacturer disenchanted by Married & Family Life & old pal comes to town & quickly ignites a new romance. Both Barbara Stanwyck & Fred McMurray are sensational & really have a screen chemistry. This is a courageous film exposing martial issues long before it was commonplace in cinema. See more Read all reviews

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