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Abigail Breslin is headed for Oscar nomination in this move and I would not be surprised to see this movie receive and Oscar nod for best character set. Let me explain a bit more. Some movies has characters/actors that give very strong performance but do not play well with other characters/actors within a storyline. Yes, Abigail Breslin does maintain a strong presence but without EQUAL interaction with the other characters, the movie would not have played so equal across the scenes.
The story is based in 1934, just a few years into the Great Depression. The Depression scenes plays out it injustice(s) in total disregard to social status, property possessions, job description and of course, the haves and the have not. I've been told stories from people who have lived through the Great Depression and I can tell you that the film comes pretty darn close to reality.
Abigail Breslin and her cohorts has this not so secret clubhouse in the family's yard. Secret initiation ceremonies, secret oath and secret chit-chat dominate the playtime of this secret club. As the movie progresses, we see the club forming ideas to help the less fortunate on the street where they live.
Movies like Kit Kittredge gives me hope that there are a few Hollywood idea men that are left who can present to the world, movies laced with a healthy dose of 'nice' and topped off with a dollop of a kindred spirit.
The story is based in 1934, just a few years into the Great Depression. The Depression scenes plays out it injustice(s) in total disregard to social status, property possessions, job description and of course, the haves and the have not. I've been told stories from people who have lived through the Great Depression and I can tell you that the film comes pretty darn close to reality.
Abigail Breslin and her cohorts has this not so secret clubhouse in the family's yard. Secret initiation ceremonies, secret oath and secret chit-chat dominate the playtime of this secret club. As the movie progresses, we see the club forming ideas to help the less fortunate on the street where they live.
Movies like Kit Kittredge gives me hope that there are a few Hollywood idea men that are left who can present to the world, movies laced with a healthy dose of 'nice' and topped off with a dollop of a kindred spirit.
It has been years since I've seen this movie but I loved it when I saw it. I became interested in it because of Julianna Nicholson and her appearance on that short lived TV series "Hours". In other words, I thought she was 'hot'.
I think this movie shows the good intentions of peoples hearts when they learn they are the offenders of their own unhappiness.
Innocent and maturing guilt covered up with a nice helping of warm-hearted toppings.
This is a must see movie and don't be distracted by it Indie film beginnings.
We need more movies like this. Especially to show that even accomplished actress that appeal to the eye can really act!
I think this movie shows the good intentions of peoples hearts when they learn they are the offenders of their own unhappiness.
Innocent and maturing guilt covered up with a nice helping of warm-hearted toppings.
This is a must see movie and don't be distracted by it Indie film beginnings.
We need more movies like this. Especially to show that even accomplished actress that appeal to the eye can really act!