Kate Winslet, Jennifer Connelly, Patrick Wilson
Little Children centers on a group of young marrieds, whose lives intersect on the playgrounds, town pools and streets of their small community in surprising and potentially dangerous ways.
DVD Release Date: May 1, 2007
Stats: 8,119 reviews
this movie is kinda fucked up but it really draws you in. you catch yourself in the mood for a slow film i recommend this one. Its actually one of the best films i ever seen
I love it when I put on a film expecting a good time passer and I find out it's so much more. Little Children is one of the best surprises.
The best way to describe this story is that it's a look at a community and the way they live their life, with situations changing due to th...( read more)
Todd Field delivers a detailed study of adult suburban life, but only occasionally rises the material to greatness. There are too many moments that scream "do-you-get-the-symbolism?" But apart from that, a very good adaptation and great performances by Kate Winslet and Jackie E...( read more)
Sensationalism and pseudo indie feel helps to sell movies despite a rather inane content, but it doesn't really do anything to me.
The narration causes fatigue and doesn't really contribute to anything important, aside from very brief keen examinations.
Jackie Earle Haley's chara...( read more)
I didn't get the full intended impact from this because I think the editin wasn't too good. I'd have liked a punchier adaptation without too much emotional downtime.
One of my favourite movies ever!! Reminds me of happiness, maybe because of the scene with Jane Adams. This movie has it all, great storyline(s), good camerawork, good acting. The characters are well crafted, only I wanted to see more of jane. I can recommend it to everyone who w...( read more)
Wasn't expecting anything but was a nice surprise. Jackie Earle Haley is brilliant, he really improved the narrative.
Filled with moments of painful revelation, real comedy and emotional insight. full review
Every character except the kids is severely flawed, but so deep are the roots Perrotta has created that you wish everyone well -- even the sex offender. full review
An engaging tale of middle-class suburbia, with its attendant fears, yearnings and rushes to judgment. full review
As Little Children skitters along, it gathers weight, like a snowball, until it finally knocks you cold. full review
Todd Fields' superb film adaptation of the novel by Tom Perrotta result is challenging, accessible and hard to stop thinking about.
In requiring only passivity from its audience, whom it shovel-feeds faux-erudite lessons, it's the Academy Award-baiting version of Don't Ask, Just Tell cinema. full review
I have Little Children on tape and I liked Little Children. Little Children is my favorite Patrick Wilson and kate Winslet movie.
OMG, this is the best movie i've seen since....last week. No really this one was really good!
This is a great movie option if you like dramas.. And still, for me it wasnt that dramatic as many others.
Is a great movie, and deserves to be watched. Kate Winslet looks so differet from all her previous characters, and Patrick Wilson gave the size to be side by side with Kate and Jennifer Conolley, that eventough her rol is short, she looks amazing and beautiful as well.. Great actress.
But the interesting for me was the director idea for the adaptation. It has great sequences, i mean, isnt boring, and has beautiful shots and stills..
The end of the several histories and characters that developed in the whole world around Sarah (Winslet) and Brad (Wilson) is great. It really left me a really nice flavor, is not dumb and obvious. And i felt my heart pumping on the last scene..
Really good option if youre into this kind of movies, and not regullar and none-sence movies..
I think this is from the novel by the guy who wrote "Election", Tom Perrotta. I read that book earlier this summer.
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