Scarlett Johansson, Aleksa Palladino, Mary Kay Place
11-year-old Amanda and 16-year-old Laurel are motherless sisters who have reunited after running away from separate foster homes. The outwardly tough "Lo" believes she's always right when she's almost...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 20, 2004
Stats: 49 reviews
Very sweet film about two sisters on the road after their mother dies, one 16 and one 11. When the elder sister finds herself pregnant, they hijack a woman from a store (Mary Kay Place) who they deem to know "what to do". Very good performances by all including a 12 yr old Scar...( read more)
An honest, original independent film with developed characters. Sequenced perfectly. Saw it first in 96. Many times since. SJ's talent was quite apparent!
Scarlett Johansson REALLY way back in the day. Interesting very young delinquents kidnap adult story.
Not a bad just pleasant film... with unjustified after all is said and done. Thereafter the three start with the obligation with emotion (the OH, I am to be just average... it is not bad maintaining either.) Pretty history of entertainment... which it just tends to obtain a littl...( read more)
I'd been really tired all day, turned on the TV and this one happened to be on. Perfect for a rainy day, but it is not a movie one sees more than once.
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