Number Rolled: 33
Movie Name/Year:
A Little Princess (1995)
Genre: Children
& Family
Length: 97
minutes
Rating: G
Director: Alfonso
Cuaron
Writer: Frances
Hodgson Burnett, Richard LaGravenese, Elizabeth Chandler
Actors: Liesel
Matthews, Eleanor Bron, Liam Cunningham, Rusty Schwimmer, Arthur Malet, Vanessa
Lee Chester, Heather DeLoach, Rachael Bella, Camilla Belle, Kelsey Mulrooney
I first saw this movie not too long after it came out. I had
some health issues when I was young and couldn’t go out much – so my mother
used to buy all the VHS tapes she could and I would watch movies. This became a
favorite of mine.
The main character in this movie is a young girl who loses
her father and disappears into her rich imagination in order to help her try
and keep her spirits up. I related instantly to the character and watching it
now, I find I still do. When life gets bad, I always have my fantasy world to
fall back on; my imagination to see me through. I get that from my Uncle, the
father figure that actually stuck around. Much like him, I’ll never REALLY grow
up.
Keep in mind, before you decide to watch this movie that it
IS a tearjerker. Netflix certainly got that right. No movie makes me cry quite
as much as this one does. I don’t mean a tear here or there either. I mean snot
pouring out of my nose, having to turn the sound up higher because I can’t hear
it over my sobbing, type of crying. If you find yourself relating to the main
character – it WILL happen.
Overall Opinion – 5/5
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