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Four sisters come of age in America in the aftermath of the Civil War.
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Saoirse Ronan
Jo March
Emma Watson
Meg March
Florence Pugh
Amy March
Eliza Scanlen
Beth March
Laura Dern
Marmee March
Timothée Chalamet
Laurie
Tracy Letts
Mr. Dashwood
Bob Odenkirk
Father March
James Norton
John Brooke
Louis Garrel
Friedrich Bhaer
Jayne Houdyshell
Hannah
Chris Cooper
Mr. Laurence
Meryl Streep
Aunt March
Rafael Silva
Friedrich's Friend
Mason Alban
Friedrich's Friend
Emily Edström
Friedrich's Friend
Maryann Plunkett
Mrs. Kirke
Hadley Robinson
Sallie Gardiner Moffatt
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Just a really great movie!
I didn't know anything about the original Louisa May Alcott novel and haven't seen any of the other six (!) film adaptations. 2019's <em>'Little Women'</em> evidently makes for the perfect introduction to this story. All events here are nicely portrayed, I found the pacing a little slow in the beginning as well as some tiny timeline issues, but once things get going it's very much a pleasant watch.
It's a really touching and, in the end, surprisingly wholesome movie, I was waiting for exaggerated drama and antagonists to appear but they never really come, which is quite refreshing. The cast is stacked. Saoirse Ronan and Florence Pugh are the obvious standouts, though the likes of Timothée Chalamet, Emma Watson, Eliza Scanlen and Meryl Streep all stick out in my memory too.
My only criticism would be how the sisters don't always act how the look, a very quick glance at Wikipedia suggests the sisters in the book are all under-16 but visually here they don't seem that young; so there are some moments where you have adults acting like 14 year olds, which is a bit odd. This isn't a major criticism of mine, mind.
r96sk14 Sep, 2024
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