Reviews

I've seen this movie about 5 or more times, and it never ceases to touch me. I'm a huge fan a Louisa May Alcott (Little Women is one of my all time favorite books). So it greatly surprised me that I enjoyed the movie better then the book. The movie was well done, sticking to the book, but also changing a few details. They changed enough details to improve the over all story, but not enough to create a whole new story. For fans of the book, there's no reason that you won't enjoy this film. This movie presents a simple, sweet, and at times moving story. Edith is a 'servant' in the Hamilton's house. A Young Women of character, something that's so rare these days. The actors do a great job portraying there roles. Scenery for this movie is breath taking. Definitely worth every penny you spend to buy it.

In a day and age when movies are often filled with profanity, sexual content, and violence, along comes a gem like this one. The whole family can watch this film without worrying about "content". Skeet Ulrich and Keri Russell do a wonderful job acting in this movie, and the supporting cast is excellent. The story revolves around a young women (Russell), who's pregnant out of wed lock, and is forced into an arranged marriage with a farmer (Ulrich), during World War II. This movie also teaches a few life lessons, such as forgiveness, and the difference between sex and love. An enjoyable way to spend a hour and a half of you're time. You won't regret watching this film.

Well it's not the best movie ever, nor is the plot extraordinary, it is a very sweet and at times charming movie. Katie Holmes does a great job playing Samanatha, a sweet and respectful young lady. And Marc Blucas is equally as good in the role of James. I could go on about the cast, which all played their roles well, but I won't. While at times the movie is a bit choppy, not flowing from scene to scene, it's still enjoyable to watch. While the movie is a bit of a fairy tale, it also shows the ugly side of being the presidents daughter. If you're into fairy tales, and romantic comedies it's worth seeing, and a movie that both mothers and their daughters can enjoy. The movie never manages to loose you're interest, and you may even want to watch it again.