Veronica D (aiforge)

When you say 'Dali' I see a man bored of his decisive world so made one for himself. Not really a fan, his sketches are okay, something more Yves Tanguy would fill my pallet. Dali's too crazy; there's no neutrality, nothing intriguingly organic. But this film might tell me otherwise.

In every thought and action that takes place in 'Little Manhattan' is something that we can just secretly say 'yeah, I thought that before' 'I've done that' and that's why it makes you feel so giddy and lighthearted. You get filled with a kind of humility, exposed to the inklings of the petty gestures of "first love". Surprisingly, with a little help of the younger actors combined with the script, you just can't help but love this. Hutcherson will throw a waggish exposé into your screens (don't let his later films douse you from seeing this).