7 reviews
Remembering my own youth, growing up and discovering girls for the first time, I was able to relive some of those moments, some funny, some agonizing, all right on.
Josh Hutcheson and Charlie Ray both did an outstanding job portraying the (sometimes) pain of growing up -- the sweaty palms, the horror of not knowing what to say, or saying it and being afraid of sounding so stupid. Oh, the lost opportunities! At least, I never got cooties.
What a great performance by Miss Ray in her screen debut. She can do more with a smile and a raised eyebrow than most actresses can do with a thousand pages of script. Hope she keeps brightening up the world.
This film was recommended to me by a conservative organization that promotes traditional family values and decency. It is worth a look.
Josh Hutcheson and Charlie Ray both did an outstanding job portraying the (sometimes) pain of growing up -- the sweaty palms, the horror of not knowing what to say, or saying it and being afraid of sounding so stupid. Oh, the lost opportunities! At least, I never got cooties.
What a great performance by Miss Ray in her screen debut. She can do more with a smile and a raised eyebrow than most actresses can do with a thousand pages of script. Hope she keeps brightening up the world.
This film was recommended to me by a conservative organization that promotes traditional family values and decency. It is worth a look.
- writers_reign
- Jul 8, 2006
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LITTLE MANHATTAN is a surprisingly clever and adult romantic comedy, with a clever screenplay in the tradition of some of Woody Allen's best work, except that the protagonists are children. Josh Hutcherson plays Gabe, a 10-year old New Yorker who falls head over heels in love with Rosemary (Charlie Ray), an 11-year old girl in his karate class. The romantic ups and downs between these two are delightfully chronicled here, thanks to a winning screenplay accentuated by Gabe's off-screen narration, which ranks with some of Woody Allen's best narrations. Huctherson and Ray are completely convincing in their roles and you can't help but cheer for them throughout. Cynthia Nixon and Bradley Whitford co-star as Gabe's parents, who are separated, but still residing in the same apartment. A winning adult romantic comedy with children as the leads. Give this one a look, it might surprise you.
A sweet charming story about a 10 year old finding his first love in New York city. The movie is funny, adorable, tart romantic comedy showing what falling in love for the first time is. Characters are fine and actors have done a good job. The movie however rides on the crisp story, funny plot and simple but nice direction. Its an adorable and sweet (but yet not too sweet movie. Music does a good job to keep up with the changes in the mood of the characters; and good that it does not overdoes it. The movie is recommended for anyone who likes romantic comedies. It is definitely going to leave the sweetness of first love with you.
- anupsoren-49249
- Oct 19, 2017
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- ethanspeed
- Apr 8, 2016
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- tiger160297
- Jul 21, 2008
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I figured since there were no quotes added, that i'd give some from the movie..
1. There comes a moment in everyones life when everything changes and life is never the same again.
2. Love is not about ridiculous little words, it's about grand gestures.
3. How come all love has to end?
4. Remember the feeling, remember the wonder, remember your first love.
5. It only lasted two weeks, but when you're 11 years old it could be a lifetime.
6. Nothing is as big as your first love.
1. There comes a moment in everyones life when everything changes and life is never the same again.
2. Love is not about ridiculous little words, it's about grand gestures.
3. How come all love has to end?
4. Remember the feeling, remember the wonder, remember your first love.
5. It only lasted two weeks, but when you're 11 years old it could be a lifetime.
6. Nothing is as big as your first love.
- olaurenxoo5
- Jun 16, 2006
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