One Thing I didn't Believe

'Whose Life Is It Anyway? is an excellent moving film with a first rate performance by Richard Dreyfuss. It's very thought provoking about a person having the right to die. Personally I think his character does make the right choice. Life in a hospital as a vegetable is not a life. However the one thing that's always bothered me is how short the trial is. In similar real life cases, a trial about the issue of right to die would take much more than that one short session. It would probably take months in fact.'

He can do most things that a normal person can so... hmm.
ps. doesn't he look a bit like mr adrian? (:

I completely agree with Harrison on his views

I completely agree with Harrison on his views. I don't think that his thinking is altered by being a quadriplegic. I even think he should die because that would release his burden. I mean, euthanasia's a RIGHT isn't it? We shouldn't let a person living a life with no particular direction or goal when he/she doesn't want to live anymore.

Homework on Who's life is it?

"Agreed. This movie aired on HBO a few times in the early '80's and that was it as far as I can rememember. It hasn't shown up on any network or cable channels either. Funny how some films get shown to death (ex: AMC's eternal marathons of the 007 movies.) And then there are some, like this, that just seem to fall off the face of the earth. Maybe there are legal reasons why it hasn't been released." Why would the government not allowe it to be on DVD maybe because the government wanted to shows the peoples right to die?

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