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In article <vu6nvh$3acvf$1@dont-email.me>, arthur@alum.calberkeley.org wrote:

>Death Becomes Her (4K disc) 1992 movie directed by Robert Zemeckis.  The 
>movie stars Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn as two aging frenemies who were 
>fighting over Bruce Willis' affections, but when they discover a magic 
>potion that will keep then eternally alive (no matter what) wackiness 
>ensues.  I know I saw this in the theater in 1992 when it first came 
>out, but I'm not sure if I ever watched it again after that.  I just 
>recall at the time not caring for it.  But I decided to give it a second 
>chance.  It was slightly better than I remembered.

I enjoyed it and remember the CGI used was cutting edge at the time.