Director:
Gillian ArmstrongGuión:
Robin SwicordCámara:
Geoffrey SimpsonMúsica:
Thomas NewmanReparto:
Winona Ryder, Trini Alvarado, Claire Danes, Kirsten Dunst, Samantha Mathis, Susan Sarandon, Christian Bale, Gabriel Byrne, Eric Stoltz, John Neville (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Guerra de Secesión (1861-1865). Mientras su marido lucha en el frente, Marmee se queda sola con sus cuatro hijas, sus "mujercitas": Jo, un torbellino de energía que quiere ser escritora; Meg, la más formal y responsable, la frágil Beth y la romántica Amy. A medida que pasan los años, las hermanas comparten algunos de sus recuerdos más queridos y dolorosos, mientras Marmee y la tía March las orientan sobre cuestiones como la independencia, el amor y la importancia de la familia. (Sony Pictures Esp.)
(más)Reseñas (3)
Or how to step into the female mind and come out unscathed. It's charming, heartwarming, with genuinely good performances, exactly as you'd imagine. For me, it was quite old-fashioned, like an old, charming mountain cabin that's on the brink of collapsing but always draws me back.
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Slightly less nimble and less daring than the modern remake. A 90s adaptation with all the trimmings. It's interesting to compare the depiction of 19th century social conventions in the two adaptations and look for differences in delivery and specific nuances. Excellent performances by all involved, perhaps only the casting move of changing Kirsten Dunst for Samantha Mathis was perhaps too bold and unbelievable.
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I rewatched this film after many years and I have no regrets. Apparently, even a cynic like me needs a feel-good movie with a great period atmosphere once in a while. The film is notable for its lack of action scenes unless you count the moment that concluded the ice-skating scene. Yet, I enjoyed it very much. It proved that not even a moving scene needs to be cringey or melodramatic. The film cast also deserves praise. Yes, I do remember that I, too, looked a little different back then:-)
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