2019 . Drama, Romance . 2h 15m
Everyone
Four sisters come of age in America in the aftermath of the Civil War.
Saoirse Ronan, Florence Pugh, Emma Watson, Eliza Scanlen, Laura Dern
Greta Gerwig
PG
Greta Gerwig (written for the screen by), Louisa May Alcott (based on the novel by)
Français, English
25 Dec 2019
1 week ago
A big, heart-warming, pitch-perfect rendition of this much-loved classic based on Luisa May Alcott's novel, which manages to address today's feminist agenda without comprising historical authenticity. What a joy to watch the grace and vibrancy of the beautiful women who comprised the March family, including Laura Dern who lit up the screen along with her daughters. Soarse Ronin ruled the screen. Timothy Charlamont was charming. A pleasure to watch Chris Cooper grace the screen. The movie delivered a more than satisfying ending. Finally, it was one of the few films about a writer that made me feel I was observing a real writer. I loved it.
3 weeks ago
Great film. Loved in cinema, loved again on the plane. Loved how well they portrayed the family dynamic of the 4 sisters. The back and forward between past and presents. Slow moving but didn't lose me. Could tell by soundtrack it was Alexandre Desplat at his finest (🥰 fav) Saoirse and Florence were outstanding. Emma Watson wasn't as natural in the film which was a shame. Her accent and also just didn't seem like she seamlessly fit in too the scenes like the others. The double take on the kiss scene was a bit much for me but hey oh. Fav Quotes: "I may not always be right, but I'm never wrong" "I'd love to do something that would really make aunt marge turn in her grave. A nice turning; just a half rotation." "When did you become so wise?" "I always have been, you were just too busy noticing my faults"
2 months ago
It is a good film about a family and their adventures, the only thing I recommend if you are going to see it is that you be very concentrated, because the chronological time changes very constantly, until it is confusing.
6 months ago
.Watched it because of my wife, and I loved it. Not normally a type of movie I enjoy but this is loved. The cast is phenomenal, directing is even better. Just solid storytelling of something as simple as living a life full of choices. Really really enjoyed it. Handled the idea of individual freedom vs "marriage" in a way I loved!
6 months ago
Little Women is the GOAT! Greta Gerwig’s directing is absolutely stunning and her special touch shows through. The casting was spot on and I really can’t recommend enough. Everyone in this generation needs to see Little Women (and also read it😊)
6 months ago
for this movie i definitely give it a 10/10. the acting on this one (in my opinion) was honestly good and enjoyable to watch. you could tell the actors had good chemistry with each both off and on screen
7 months ago
Honestly hands down one of the most beautifully shot films I’ve ever seen. Acting was on point, especially from Saoirse Ronan! I downloaded the soundtrack, which just proves how amazing the music is as well. An incredible piece of cinematic mastery!
7 months ago
I’m my top 5 movies. Florence Pugh is incredible in it. The whole cast is perfectly chosen for this movie. Louisa May Alcott was ahead of her time and this movie gets that across perfectly
7 months ago
A really great movie that you can watch with your family. It is about many important things like family, love, what it was like to be a woman and how hard it can be to do what you love for a living, especially if you are a women. The acting good, I really liked the main character (the sister you followed the most) she was so into the role. I would recommend the movie
7 months ago
Cried 30% of the movie. Very beautiful, touching and full of life
7 months ago
There's gems in here but it's drowned by a production that tries to please everyone and disrespects the audience every step of the way. This could have been so much bolder but this was used as a commercial Oscar bait piece, hence the lack of directing nomination. The music is beautiful but used too much and saoirse ronan's typecasting is dull.