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Little Women (1933) Rank 3 Reviews
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filmcritic.com hangs with its Little Women
filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
Call me a heathen, but I'm a modern guy with modern sensibilities. And as such, I expect the same sensibilities from my Little Women, which I greatly prefer in its 1994 incarnation.
Sure, Winona Ryder was 23 when she starred as the "little" ...read the complete Little Women movie review at filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
DVD Talk (Holly E. Ordway)
Little Women is both an interesting piece of film history and an entertaining film in its own right, particularly because of Katharine Hepburn's excellent acting. The DVD's impressive restored transfer makes for an enjoyable viewing experience, though I ...read the complete Little Women movie review at DVD Talk (Holly E. Ordway)
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Film Freak Central
A scant six years after The Jazz Singer introduced talking to the motion picture, George Cukor's Little Women came to the screen with the awkwardness of a foundling art form (silent-picture burlesque and stage melodrama) in tow. It's extremely difficult ...read the complete Little Women movie review at Film Freak Central
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by Rama Rao "Rama" on October 29, 2009
This movie is based on the story of novelist Luisa May Alcott who studied under the tutelage of such luminaries as; Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Margaret Fuller. Little Women is one of her best stories based on her personal experiences ...
by Galina on May 12, 2008
Little Women (1933), directed by George Cukor story of March family, four beautiful loving sisters and their Marmee, is an early adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's beloved 1860s classic and certainly one of the best. This is the movie that I believe ...
by Huyen Kichen "Huy... on December 02, 2007
This was a wonderful movie. It was well played out. I thought it followed the book really well too. It did not leave much out which made me very happy. Jo makes this movie comes alive with her wild personality. Laury and his funny attitudes also made ...
by D. Pawl "mariposa... on August 30, 2007
I actually saw this 1933 version of LITTLE WOMEN after I had watched the 1994 adaptation, directed by Gillian Armstrong and starring Winonah Ryder (among other fine actresses). This, the first of many attempts to bring Louisa May Alcott's book to the ...
by April K "Young at... on June 09, 2007
Fantastic, could not be a "re-make" today, no one could do it ...
by M. Martin "music ... on February 24, 2006
Subsequent versions have been made of the classic Louisa M. Alcott novel, but the first film, starring Katerine Hepburn, is the best. She is my favorite Jo. ...
by Stacey L. Hall on January 04, 2006
This movie is the best version ever ...
by Kevin Wong "*~~U.... on February 11, 2005
Little Women certainly is the first black-and-white movie i have ever seen and certainly is the BEST one!! I used to think black-and-white movies are gonna be very boring and i'll fall asleep while i'm watching it. But Little Women is such a good film ...
by Sally Turtlepage on September 28, 2004
Only 11 reviews for this beautiful, sweet, charming, genteel, CLASSIC film? ???? I can't believe my eyes. ...
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