ScottishDude
Joined Apr 2003
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I strictly watched this movie because Mary Stuart Masterson was in it. My Little Girl had a pretty weird plot, having a rich girl(Masterson) helping out poor kids doesn't sound right. You would think rich people had more self-centered things to do like going to the mall or something. Anyway.... the movie as a whole was very good and realistic. And the best scene by far was the part when Masterson is dancing on the boat, showing off some of that 80's break dancing technique.
9/10 stars
9/10 stars
The movie Immediate Family is one of those rare films that never reach the public in a big way. But, the people that do see it are usually impacted greatly on the way to handle adoption and pregnancy at an early age. The cast:Glenn Close, James Woods, Mary Stuart Masterson, and Kevin Dillon are just the right mix to produce a movie of this genre. If you like baby flicks, I suggest you try out this one. Yet another example of 80's greatness.
Rating:8/10 stars
Rating:8/10 stars
"Heaven Help Us" in a nutshell is about the Catholic Church in the 60's and how some boys go through puberty. But all that goes down the drain when all your concentrated on is the cute girl at the malt shop. Danni is her name and she is acted by Mary Stuart Masterson. This was one of Masterson's first movies that she played in. The only thing that made me mad was the ending of the movie. They could of at least showed them partying at Woodstock. I mean come on! Whats a movie without Jimmy Hendrix!
Rating:8/10 stars
Rating:8/10 stars