Cant remember ..........?!


Question: this movie. Okay in it there was a family a man and a wife and their son. And the wife was cheating on the man wife either her student or his. Well the husband finds out and asks her to stop afte rthis big argument and all. So the man the ife was cheating with comes over and they end up in his car in the driveway and she is going down on him. Well the husband and the son come in the driveway and run into the back of the other guys car. The son dies from the crash and the wife bites the mans thing off.

Does anyone know this movie??!?!?!?!?!


Answers: this movie. Okay in it there was a family a man and a wife and their son. And the wife was cheating on the man wife either her student or his. Well the husband finds out and asks her to stop afte rthis big argument and all. So the man the ife was cheating with comes over and they end up in his car in the driveway and she is going down on him. Well the husband and the son come in the driveway and run into the back of the other guys car. The son dies from the crash and the wife bites the mans thing off.

Does anyone know this movie??!?!?!?!?!

The World According to Garp (1982)
starring Robin Williams, Glenn Close, John Lithgow, Mary Beth Hurt, Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy, Swoosie Kurtz, Mark Soper (as the unfortunate young man)

Strangely, neither IMDB nor Wikipedia have a worthy synopsis or summary, which is a huge surprise to me. But, I've found one!
Fandango summary:
The 1982 film version of the John Irving novel "The World According to Garp" attempts to capture the quirky spirit while condensing the Irving original. Robin Williams plays the title character, the son of unmarried, unorthodox feminist Jenny Fields (Glenn Close, in her film debut). Every effort made by Jenny to broaden Garp's outlook on life -- she even arranges for him to spend the night with a hooker (Swoosie Kurtz) -- crams more fears and phobias into his psyche. Aspiring to become a novelist, Garp succeeds in this goal at the same time that his mother publishes her first feminist manifesto. Though successful and happily married to college sweetheart Helen Holm (Mary Beth Hurt), Garp remains envious of his fearless mother, who has taken in the radical "Ellen Jamesians," a group named after a young woman who had her tongue cut out by a rapist. Mutilation, in fact, becomes something of a leitmotif in Garp's life, climaxing (in every sense of the word) in an auto accident brought about by Helen's tryst with Michael Milton (Mark Soper). There is, of course, much more to the story than this; standing out amongst the dozens of offbeat supporting characters is John Lithgow as Roberta Muldoon, a transsexual ex-football jock. John Irving appears as a referee during a college wrestling match, while director George Roy Hill plays the pilot whose low-flying plane crashes into Garp's new home. "The World According to Garp" didn't attract as large an audience as other, more conventional Robin Williams vehicles, though Close and Lithgow would both be nominated for Best Supporting Actor statues. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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It sounds like something off lifetime but if you find out let me know cause it sounds very interesting

Robin Williams is in it isn't he? I've seen this movie and for the life of me I can't remember the name of it. And not to make myself crazy I'm going to look at the answers you go on here and when I see the name of it I'll know then, and will let you know if that's it or not.
Damn I'm only the second answer on here and the first one didn't know either. I'll wait!

I believe it was "The world according to Garp"



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