Recovery (2007) full movie w/ Closed Captioning

Thank you for uploading this movie. Incredible performance by David portraying such a challenging role. I cried when he said he'd try his best and when he was writing down the lyrics of their song just so he could learn them by heart until his mind came back to him and with it his love for his wife. It's such a heart-wrenching story, but I liked that it ended with them still together as a family and trying their best.

I sought out this movie because I had a series of strokes in June. I was released from rehab a week ago. David is phenomenal in this.

I wasn't expecting to enjoy this movie so much but the acting made it really emotional. So well played, well written; very moving. I cried a little, haha

I can't find where to buy the DVD for this anywhere, please help

this was so so good, David's acting was amazing and left me an emotional mess

How did David Tennant not win a tv bafta for this role

I know its been like 7 years since this was posted, but for me it honestly hits really close to home. My brother has a neurological disorder which means that I've had to help take care of him since i could walk. I love how this film really shows how it really is

Brilliant thank you for posting xx

I was 16 when I was hit by a bus in Bristol city centre. I came out in one piece except my brain was damaged. When I was in hospital my nurse recommended me to watch this as I’d mentioned that I love Takin Over the Asylum. This is one of the things That helped me understand why my brain couldn’t understand what it could before. All I have now is short term memory issues and still rely on prompt lists but the 3 Cs Calm Control Challenge have helped me in so many ways.

Sobbing rn why did i choose to rewatch this

Wonder if he was awarded personal independence payment

Still like this movie recovery it's actually a pretty good one and will you be my wife sounds more like are you my mommy Dr Seuss reference and doctor who reference Don't be quiet don't give me that

A great hard hitting story line that pulls no punches.👹👺👻👽

Damn, the ending really got me.

I think this might be one of the best films I’ve ever seen

so sad gah dayum

Ì wonder if this is how the families of alcoholics feel

I would LOVE for the writers to tell us what became of the two and whether Allan did get better overtime? Such a great film.

I found this after my own traumatic brain injury in 2018, I'm not the same as before and never will be but this has been crucial in my process, watch it a lot it still helps me so thank you for sharing it.

I had a brain anuyerism and hemorrhage 5 years ago. It was in the central brain so it was inoperable. Because the bleeding went into the brain stem it was thought to be unrecoverable. But I survived. The damage I have is still there and still have effects but I'm better than I was. There is so much in this movie I relate to.

One of the best films ever always makes you think, my mum has schizophrenia and my dad left us long time ago. and my older brother and i were like dean and joel, now im dean and i never seen for so many years some film or story that was so accurate.

This was astonishing. I was married to a man that had an accident and became paraplegic. This movie really hit home with me. I was no longer a lover, but a carer, and his mother. Everything about our lives changed and our marriage didn't survive.

i am having a hard time watching this as well but knowing David's caliber in acting, he was brilliant in this film. Try watching Sweet Smile & Jessica Jones, he plays villain in those as well, so what I have done is watch Decoy Bride and some Doctor Who to get me out of the darkness of his chameleon acting.

As someone who loves David Tennant and am a caregiver of someone expected to live long and not improve whom I love very much, this film.... It is another angle of Tennant that reaches straight to the heart. Sarah Parish's portrayal of someone who is at the end of their rope but finds the strength to continue on is so ... strangely relatable, though in reality it is rarely as elegant or convenient as scripts make it.

Made me realise just how much we taake for granted and how life can change in a second,Anexcellent production.

Tom Chambers would have played Alan Hamilton's brother

Wow.
This is a very powerful film, it shows the struggle of not being able to be remember.

That doctor has played Mr. Carson from Downton Abbey I think

i am now a broken man

cual fue la mamada mental que me acaban de dar??? creo que no sé decir... solamente 2 cosas:
1.- lloré (es que joder... la desesperación y lo jodido de la situación...)
2.- david es increíble actuando...

what was this mental fuck i just gave to myself??? (literally, i don't think my brain processed what i've just watched.... but i cried, if that helps...)

A truly beautiful movie. Cried my eyes out..thank you

I'm done seeing it now and I'm emotionally shattered. A person on Wattpad recommended it to me and I have now run to look at it. I am a huge fan of David ever since he played the Tenth Doctor making me fall in love, I have seen almost all the TV series and movies, but this film has literally devastated me: I cried all the time and seeing certain behaviors of his broke my heart in millions of pieces. When he cried I cried, I don't think there are many actors, except Johnny Depp, who lead me to emphasize so much with them. David was simply masterful, an actor with a capital A.

God this reminds me of when my dad had cancer.. My mom would take care of him; Even after he started losing his memories. I miss him every day and I know how brave my mom was to take care of him. I know that he never got better, quite the opposite, but I will always remember how much he tried. I love you, dad. I always will.

The character of Tricia I have NO sympathy for, she's a bitch!!!

I have been crying all the tears of my body, so next time I'll cut oignons tears free:-) Great movie, even if the end might be to good to be tru. Thanks for posting!

Beautiful film. Love David Tennant and hadn't seen Sarah Parish before (being American). She's great too.

Very well done.

???? Am I missing something? A child's 5 year old subtitles for no reason?

Omg this was emotional absolutely heartbreaking & brilliant x

i appreciate that none of this is sugar-coated, amazing

Anyone else think the wife is bad AF?

I think the reason why I really love this film is because it is so raw. All the characters feel real because they're not perfect, I hated pretty much every character on this film at some point and yet even when I was thinking that they shouldn't behave the way they were, I was also empathasing with them and "understanding" why they were acting like that. I'm a huge fan of David Tennant and I think his performance here was brilliant (as usual) but I have to say that I really think everyone's performance was top notch. Such a good little film, I wish it was more well known.

I actually want to laugh at some scenes in this movie but I can’t because it’s still so sad

Came here because I love David Tennant, but I literaly forgot it was him. I could only see Alan x). This movie is sooo good and moving...

tbh the behavior of everyone in this film was frustrating (and that's what makes it great). Alan's mom makes a bitchy statement about "being able to take care of him, since obviously you can't" except she hasn't realized that her fucking son isn't there anymore, and is basically like taking care of a 6ft 160lb toddler, how are you gonna manage that at your age? And the wife, who cares so much about her kids, abandoning them to get drunk (understandable but fucking frustrating from the outside) when her husband literally set their kitchen on fire trying to make toast, and expecting her 17 year old son to be able to look after his father who has no rhyme or reason for what he does, AND younger brother, mother of the year. (and yes, it is realistic, and yes it does make me want to scream).

It’s my favourite role of David Tennant