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Plot:
On Omri's ninth birthday, he receives a skateboard, a helmet, a Skeleton Warrior action figure, an old wooden cupboard, and a miniature plastic Indian. That night, Omri finds a special key and locks t...( read more
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I just remember watching the movie after having finished the book in school. I recall very little about it, hence the neutral 3 star rating.
As a child, I was a huge fan of the "Indian in the Cupboard" series of books, and this movie is a complete and utter misfire. It lacks all of the magic and wonder and whimsy of the books, and comes out as nothing more than a really stupid kids' movie.
I dont really want to trash this movie too much because the idea is very unique. At least for half a year until Toy Story was released. But the biggest reason that it is so bad is that the kids have amateur acting skills and the brothers dont fit nicely to the story.
Good movie for the kids. I liked the part where he brings his Robocop and Darth Vader figures to life.
On his ninth birthday a boy receives many presents. Two of them first seem to be less important: an old cupboard from his brother and a little Indian figure made of plastic from his best friend. But these two presents turn out to be much more magic than the rest...
I loved this movie as a child. Who doesn't love a little magical Indian that lives in a little magical cupboard with a little magical key? It was high fun back in the day. I will probably watch this again and be sadly disappointed, but it was great in childhood.
The move's pretty good, but it's greatest weakness is the annoying dork it has as a protagonist. When it's focusing on its titular miniature Indian (Litefoot in one of his best screen performances) and his cowboy pal Boone, it's really good. But Omri's a whiny geek in need of an ass-whooping. Too bad most of the movie is centered around him.
The little kid is freakin annoying about half way through I want to jump into the screen just so I can kick him in the mouth but the story is pretty decent
this movie is really stupid. we had to watch it for school and i hated it. the main actor guy was really bad. the guys haircuts were doge. overall rating minus 5 stars :)
I watched this so long ago. all I can remember is getting the living daylights squeezed out of me, by my mom, when the hamster jumped from the ground.
I remember reading this book in grade 3. They got the ugliest boy in the world to play the main character, he looks like ET with hair!
Okay that little Indain was a was a crazy man.What does he think he could do with those tiny spears.I liked the movie though but its been a long time since I've seen it.
actually, i think they prefer to be called NATIVE AMERICANS.
plus i dont think they'd take kindly to one of their people being imprisoned in a cupboard
An amazing story for the family of a magical cupboard that could turn miniatures into live figures. Such thing never should be given to a child.
LOL!!! Oh gosh this movie is just too much for me still. Even when I was little it really had me wondering what kind of kid would keep a Cupboard like that. But now-a-days I think I would. AND HE SO LOOKS LIKE A YOUNG GAVIN DEGRAW! Haha.
A great idea pissed away by poor execution. And this coming from a guy who likes Jean-Claude Van Damme movies.
It gets an extra star just because I liked it when I was younger. However, I saw this movie again a few years ago...and my god how it sucked
I loved this as a kid, I saw it at the cinema and soo many times on video. I thought it was a really well down kids movie.
I remember watching this one in school after reading the book. As always, book is better, but movie is great!
Now there's a movie that I used to watch when I was a little kid. It's called "The Indian In The Cupboard", which is about a kid named Omri meeting an Indian who came to life as a result of a magic key unlocking a cupboard. This movie was such a great story.
This movie was true to the story of the book. It's a pretty good movie from what I remember. I saw it a very long time ago.
I associate being very ill with the flu with this movie. I didn't care for it, b/c I'd read the book.
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