Of Mice andĀ Men
Drama ā¢ PG-13 ā¢ 1992 ā¢ 1 hr 51 min
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John Malkovich, Gary Sinise, Ray Walston, Casey Siemaszko, Sherilyn Fenn
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amazing amazing story. the ending was so sad and surprising i love lenny š„ŗš„ŗ
Good if you have read the story first. Otherwise, some of it is lost. Great performances by the two leads. A "Greek tragedy"
Very deep. I always enjoyed this version over the book
Important story highlighting the futility of the American dream
Pretty close to the book, which is good.
English class classic. Is sad although donāt think Iād watch it outside a classroom
Barely 3* since you have to endure Malcovitch's acting which may or may not represent intent of writing. But Sinese keeps it together.
Honestly a really good adaptation from the book. Obviously itās not 100% accurate but I thought it was good.
Great adaptation of the classic novel where Sinise and Malkovich embody the characters well. Touching and uplifting.
this was a book on the school curriculum so I have read & seen many adaptations of this. this film version is a very good drama to discuss
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