Harry and the Hendersons
Comedy • PG • 1987 • 1 hr 50 min
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Fun movie for the family that has plenty of heart and laughs.
Better than I thought it was going to be. It’s both funny and has a lot of heart.
Haha need to watch, it’s bad but a good bad
I don't remember much, but I do remember liking it so much that I watch the 2nd one too. Harry was really creepy to me though as a kid.
This a great movie for the whole family. Good on many levels
Really good effects with Harry, and a ton of heart in this pretty standard 80's family flick.
It's not something I would usually watch, and the second act was kind of slow. However I did find it charming in some areas.
My name is Harry and this movie makes my life harder
Not only is this a great family film, but I love the moral evolution of George and Ernie in regards to hunting.
A real classic used to love watching this when I was younger. One for the family
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