Hi Robin, I've seen it, and it was a wonderful movie. I'm smiling as I'm writing this.

Young at Heart is an tender documentary about a spirited chorus of retirees from Northampton, Mass. (who actually perform internationally as well).

But the thing is, they don't perform classical ballads or hymns. What they sing are cover versions of rock, punk, and rhythm-and-blues tunes by contemporary artists.

This documentary follows them as they train rigorously, at least three times a week, performed in a number of music videos (which you can catch on YouTube), and the best part--they bring an audience of hardened prison in-mates to tears.

It's heartwarming, inspirational, and I'd encourage everyone to see it.

Still smiling!

Earende

It's suppose to be a great documentary which I would love to see. I posted a few of their video clips afer seeing them on nightline last month. It brought tears to my eyes.

We saw it tonight....the BF and I wept and laughed and really loved it. Since the theater was almost empty, I think you will need to move quickly to see it on the big screen.