THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT BEST MOVIE MOM by EXCEL FLEET LIMO
It’s almost impossible to capture the unconditional love, sacrifice, struggles and humor that comes with being a mother in real life, but Hollywood actors have certainly tried over the years.
Excel Fleet Limo shares some of best movie moms ever to support "mother" in Hollywood:
1. "Terms of Endearment" (1983)
Shirley MacLain took home an Academy Award for her portrayal
of a mother struggling to connect with both her daughter (Debra Winger) and an
alcoholic suitor (Jack Nicholson). Spanning three decades, the Best Picture
winner is still worth sobbing over.
2. "The Incredibles" (2004)
Voiced by Holly Hunter, Elastigirl shows her mommy mettle
leaping to shield her kids from a missile blast during one particular scene in
the Pixar animated classic. Let’s see your mom do that.
"The Blind Side" (2009)
Based on the real-life story of NFL pro Michel Oher, who
blossomed from a homeless teen to an All American offensive lineman under the
kind guidance of de facto mother Leigh Anne Tuohy (Bullock). Bullock won an
Academy Award for her four-star, six-hanky performance as the feisty Southern
woman
"Terminator 2: Judgment Day" (1991)
On her way to stopping a nuclear apocalypse and becoming
the prototype of the female action star, Linda Hamilton’s Sarah Connor remade
herself into a muscular warrior strong enough to reload a shotgun one-handed.
All to defend her only son from a homicidal robot sent from the future.
"Mother" (1996)
Debbie Reynold s’ Beatrice is almost neurotic as her
twice-divorced son (Albert Brooks) -- “the writer who hasn't written anything
for a while” -- but there’s more to her that food-hording and casual barbs.
"Sounder" (1972)
Cicely Tyson performance as the matriarch of a struggling
African-American family in the Depression-era South . This drama was released
in an era of schlocky exploitation films and became the 15th highest-grossing
film of the year makes “Sounder” seem even more pioneering.
"the guilt trip" (2012)
As inventor Andy Brewster (Rogen), is about to embark on the road trip of a
lifetime, a quick stop at his mom's house, widowed mother
Joyce (Streisand), turns into an unexpected cross-country voyage
with her along for the ride. This journey,
leading to bickering, awkward situations and eventual understanding.
Yes, we like her, we really liked Sally Field’s
turn in the Depression-era drama, “Places in the Heart,” as a widow struggling
to hold on to her family’s farm
Sarah, Plain and Tall (1991)
Kansas, widowed farmer Jacob Witting
(Christopher Walken) is having a hard time raising his children and running his
farm without the help of a wife. He puts an ad in the paper for a bride to help
him, and gets a response from a woman named Sarah (Glenn Close) Sarah is under no obligation to stay but will she?
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