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All parent reviews for Tuck Everlasting

Age
7
Adult
March 31, 2009
 
One of my least favorite movies.
I had to read the book twice as a changed schools after 5th grade. The book was one of the most boring things I have ever read. It just so happens that the second time I had to read it, the movie came out. Lovely. Are you guys serious about this movie having a negative message because all of the main characters are white? It took place in a small town in 1881. That isn't a message, it's a historical fact. However, I will say that the movie was INCREDIBLY boring. It focused far too much on Winnie's relationships instead of the actual theme of the story; the negative side of immortality. The movie isn't particularly inappropriate, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone unless they are interested in comparing the book to it.

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Adult
January 22, 2009
 
tuck ever lasting

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Parent of 8 year old
May 19, 2010
 
Watch Tuck Everlasting With Your Kids
Thought provoking. All the teen-age girl reviewers cried when they watched this film. Guess what? I cried too! And I'm an old dude and a "mean" Dad.

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Parent of 8 and 12 year old
August 19, 2010
 
Good lazy Sunday afternoon movie
My daughter and I watched this movie on a lazy Sunday. It was very good. The main character Winnie is a strong female who at the end carefully balances the consequences of her decisions. For those who have issues with the outcome in the Twilight series will appreciate Winnie's choices.

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Adult
December 21, 2010
 
I read the book for a class way back it was amazing but then i saw the movie a great cross over though in the book the main character was a 10 year old and there was no kissing though jesse says that when she turns 17 to drink the everlasting water and they could be together

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Sweet Everlasting
Nowadays, people should model their movie scripts after this magical movie. The characters were wholesome but not cheesy. The script was well written, the plot was fabulous, and the acting was sincere and realistic. I truly felt sorry for the Tuck family! I only wish I could have been Winnie Foster! (I would have chosen the latter from the ending!!)

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Read the book instead!
I was very sad that the movie wasn't as good as the book. It was such a lovely book. The whole movie felt sort of fake. I couldn't actually see the girl who played Winnie as Winnie. It just wasn't a GOOD movie. The best description is that it was "lame".

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Great, sentimental movie
This was a great movie "for the whole family". We all enjoyed it for different reasons, but it felt overall deep and meaningful for all of us, I'd venture. Good acting and a surprising, well-told story keep everyone engaged.

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