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This may very well be the worst movie I've ever seen

posted 20 years ago by flyer3468
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It is the only movie I've ever walked out of a theatre in my entire life.

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[–] TheWorldofDan 20 years ago

Personally I thought this film was really good... but each to their own...

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[–] josehugo8av 20 years ago

How old were you then? It is a Nickelodeon feature, for cryin' out loud. It is a movie FOR younr, really young, people. If you were an adult back then, well, that night be the reason why you found it bad. Also, if you walked out of the theatre, you might have missed the real deal of the movie.

[–] Taciturn-Sphinx 20 years ago

It must of made some impression on you if you were able to post this!
Personally I found it intriguing and unique as being told from a child's perspective.
I rather found it refreshing!

[–] marcelaskan 20 years ago

well i dunno really... but this movie i think is one of my favourites, i like the characters, and the story is really good, hope i'm not the only one that thinks that!

[–] emily_16 20 years ago

This was my favourite movie in the fifth grade. So, if a young girl loved it, and it was aimed at young girls, then I think it was successful.

She's hell on the old skins you know.-Spike
Religions for fools eh? Fools and LIBERALS!- Scudworth

[–] FurBallsUnite 20 years ago

I thought it was nice when I saw it back in 1996. Has anyone read the book? If so, then how did it match up to the movie?

[–] littlemisstwirly 20 years ago

its kind of faithful to the book, but they exagerrated some things and made it more nineties. the book was written to take place in the fifties or sixties, i think.

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[–] sellyfish 20 years ago

The Book is one of my favorites. My copy is from 1967-ish, and its more beat-up then the basement couch. It copared rather well with the movie, the only huge difference is that Ole Golly visits her mother in the book, and that Harriet never saw Ole Golly again that we know of. She gets a letter from her from Montreal.

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[–] Clana4Ever 19 years ago

I really liked the movie :) It's made for young people.. and it was a very sweet movie!

"You are one step away, missy." - Spike
"Giles, help! He's going to scold me." - Buffy

[–] ER_LoveR 19 years ago

I loved the movie...
It's a movie for children about friendship.
I think It;s a great movie.

[–] velcronewsletter 19 years ago

its true to the book at least, not like some other films

Dickensian eh? That is a new one on me

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