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I just loved this movie. It's a true story with a happy ending but I could barely keep my composure throughout the entire movie. Definitely worth watching.



"Winter" is our most famous dolphin. You may have seen her featured on the NBC Today Show, CNN, BBC, or hundreds of newspapers around the world. Winter was one of the most difficult strandings we have had at CMA. Her story is a bittersweet realization of the dangers these animals face as a result of human activity in the wild.

At only three months of age, Winter found herself wrapped tightly in a crab trap line and was unable to escape. She was rescued from Mosquito Lagoon (near Cape Canaveral) and transported to CMA to begin a long rehabilitation. Unfortunately, Winter lost her entire tail as well as two vertebrae a result of the serious injuries that she had sustained.

Although her story is intriguing, it is also very rare, as many dolphins unfortunately die in monofilament and crab trap lines. Despite the odds against survival, Winter's energy and ability to adapt to her new physical form has surpassed the expectations of many experts. Winter has done amazingly well in the short time since her stranding. She has completely healed, adapted to a new swim pattern, and learned to eat fish on her own...about twelve pounds a day! She is growing quickly, and now weighs in at 230 pounds!

Come and visit Winter.......she may have lost her tail, but she'll capture your heart! http://www.seewinter.com/winter/winters-story

[Abraham]

I bet thats a great movie..thanks for the heads up. Have you gotten to see Warhorse yet??

[Donlupedron]

I hate tear jerkers like that................

I seem to be more susceptible the older I get...........lol


I prefer comedy more now days, I find most "drama" not very dramatic..

I would check that out if it comes on cable.....