Movie Title : The Secret Garden
Release Date : Mar 18, 1993 Wide Genre Movie :Drama,Kids & Family
Actors :Kate Maberly,Heydon Prowse,Andrew Knott,Maggie Smith,Laura Crossley,John Lynch,Walter Sparrow,Irène Jacob,Colin Bruce,Arthur Spreckley,David Stoll,Karen Lindsay-Stewar...,Frank BakerMpaa Rating : G
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TagLine The Secret Garden The timeless tale of a special place where magic, hope and love grow.Visitor Ranting and Critics For The Secret Garden
Critics Ranting For The Secret Garden : 7.8Critics Percentage For The Secret Garden : 85 %
User Ranting Movie The Secret Garden : 3.3
User Count Like for The Secret Garden : 194,002
Review For Movie The Secret Garden
The result is an instant classic -- rich, dense, resonant, powerful.Jay Carr-Boston Globe
While drawing superb performances from her young leads, Holland has masterfully contrasted the garden -- a place where melodic robins seem almost conversant -- with the dread of Misselthwaite.
Jeff Shannon-Seattle Times
The movie's dark themes, unhurried pace and talkiness make it something of a gamble for many children. But older children -- especially those who have been asking specific questions about death -- may find some nourishment in this garden.
Jay Boyar-Orlando Sentinel
This enchanted tale vividly shows how love heals and nurtures barren souls, makes them flourish like abundant Edens.
Carrie Rickey-Philadelphia Inquirer
Rather than a fresh breeze, it's the stale air of gilded calculation, the uncomfortable feeling that things are excessively "just so," that overhangs much that is genuinely appealing about this film.
Kenneth Turan-Los Angeles Times
It's as if the moviemakers were trying to cook up a New Age Yorkshire pudding, without meat drippings -- what's missing is Burnett's robust optimism and animistic energy.
Michael Sragow-New Yorker
The film retains the gothic atmosphere of the book and looks amazing, thanks to Roger Deakins's scintillating photography. Stealing the show is Maggie Smith as beastly housekeeper Mrs Medlock.
David Parkinson-Radio Times
That`s a more upscale marketing concept than Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, but it still doesn't make the movie any good.
Bill Kelley-South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Though it can get laborious, and produces the odd unintended chuckle, The Secret Garden is charming and sometimes chillingly authentic.
-TV Guide's Movie Guide
Any kids' movie that aims for something richer than the Saturday-matinee escapism of smiling whales and preschool ninjas -- that actually captures some of the mystery of childhood -- ought to be embraced. whatever its peculiarities.
Ralph Novak-People Magazine
The film is not as enchanting as it should be.
Angie Errigo-Empire Magazine
This lavish treatment originated from Coppola's Zoetrope studio and follows their several successful films made for family audiences.
-Film4
An intelligently conceived and finely crafted picture with a G rating, a tag normally shunned by ambitious filmmakers because of its association with kiddie cartoons and squeaky-clean dullness.
David Sterritt-Christian Science Monitor
The movie enchants, with a visual texture that clearly bears the mark of executive producer Francis Ford Coppola and confirms the arrival of Oscar-nominated Polish director Agnieszka Holland.
Steve McKerrow-Baltimore Sun
Great book, great adaptation.
Nell Minow-Common Sense Media
What's truly marvelous about this Victorian fable is the wonderful performances from the child actors.
Dennis Schwartz-Ozus' World Movie Reviews







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