Has anyone seen "Everybody's Fine" with DeNiro playing a widower whose children live in different parts of the country. The movie had not been on for five minutes and I started crying. He had the same amount of children I have, but I was so grateful watching this movie, because my two daughters are here and very, very supportive. They picked me up every Sunday for church and will find places to take me, even though I drive and during the week when they are working, I go to several senior centers. But watching him in that big house by himself, I could relate. The movie came out in 2009. I saw his movie where he played a widower in "Last Vegas." But this move was really deep.