Trying to decide whether to go. I didn't like the previews at first but it grew on me.
shareIt looks like a movie for tween girls. I'm looking forward to seeing it.
shareWe all must watch only movies in which the protagonist is the same sex, race, and approximate age we are. Doing otherwise is an indication that we are pedophiles, or at the very least sissies. Also, men must never read books written by women, and women must not read books written by men.
shareI hear the first half hour is slow, but then the zombie apocalypse breaks out and her family has to fight its way out of the Walmart where they are trapped.
shareThis was known as the period book in my 5th grade class. Girls read it to learn about getting their first period.
shareMiddle aged White woman flick?
Margaret‘s prime audience are now moviegoers who are slow to make their way to theaters, and even slower post pandemic: over-50 Caucasian women. Some 55% of Margaret‘s audience were over 45, women over 25 numbered 62%, women under 25 were 16%. The 55+ demo was the largest quad, with Caucasians numbering 70%.
Yep, a row of us, former classmates, got together to view this for the nostalgia.
I was surprised how well they followed the book, it's been decades since I read it, but it all came back during the movie.
One told me Judy Blume was heavily involved in this so maybe that's why it was so closely, about word for word with the book.