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What Dreams May Come: Directed by Vincent Ward. With Robin Williams, Cuba Gooding Jr., Annabella Sciorra, Max von Sydow. Chris Nielsen dies in an accident, and enters Heaven. But when he discovers that his beloved wife Annie has killed herself out of grief over the loss, he embarks on an afterlife adventure to reunite with her.
After traversing a field containing the faces of the damned, they come to a dark and twisted replica of Chris and Annie's house. The tracker then reveals himself as the real Albert, and warns Chris that if he stays with Annie for more than a few minutes he may become permanently trapped in Hell.
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What Dreams May Come would have to be one of the most intelligent, emotional, visually beautiful, and well acted projects ever to grace the screen. Robin Williams is masterful and Sciorra perfectly mirrors her soul mate (Williams).
What Dreams May Come: Directed by Vincent Ward. With Robin Williams, Cuba Gooding Jr., Annabella Sciorra, Max von Sydow. Chris Nielsen dies in an accident, and enters Heaven. But when he discovers that his beloved wife Annie has killed herself out of grief over the loss, he embarks on an afterlife adventure to reunite with her.
What Dreams May Come: Directed by Millicent Shelton. With Queen Latifah, Tory Kittles, Adam Goldberg, Liza Lapira. A self-proclaimed psychic claims his missing sister is in imminent danger, according to his visions; Delilah struggles under the weight of keeping McCall's secrets.
Chris Nielsen : It's a dream, baby, it's a beautiful one, but you know dreams... Marie : I know, aren't real. I know.
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What Dreams May Come. Edit. Chris & Annie's Theme. Based on variations of "Beside You" Written by Mark Snow (as Martin Fulterman) and Michael Kamen. Hymn II, from Three Sacred Hymns. Written by Alfred Schnittke. Performed by The Slavyanka Chorus and San Francisco Girls Chorus (as The San Francisco Girls Chorus)
