The Secret Garden
Family • PG • 2020 • 1 hr 40 min
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I love this movie but the animation one is more better and the characters of boy and girl was better
1995 version is still the definitive. This one takes quite a few liberties including a dog and ghosts. Enchanting garden design though.
Not nearly as darling as the classic novel.
Not nearly as good as the 1993 movie. The story is still good, but the 93 adaptation captures more of the characters
I thought I was going to last 20 min but it was interesting enough to watch it all. A bit slow at the beginning, but it was ok after.
An unnecessary reboot. My opinion is, if one reboots something, please make it better than the 1st one, or at least as good as!
Very meh! Just not a fan of the original also, but the movie is boring and fantasy in a non realistic way.
Really excited to watch this, the trailer looked great. This really was disappointing, the acting was alright but it was so generic!
The movie lacks fantasy and magic despite the main theme. The actress is charismatic for her age but somehow makes me uncomfortable
Original was better. I think I set the bar too high here.
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