Bridge to Terabithia
- Director:
- Gabor Csupo (creator of tv's 'Rugrats')
- Writer:
- Jeff StockwellDavid Paterson
- Cast:
- Josh HutchersonAnna Sophia RobbZooey DeschanelRobert Patrick
Reviews & comments
A bad rip of Narnia
First hired this movie based on the trailer and thought it looked really good with all the mythical creatures but what you see in the trailer is pretty much all the fantasy world youre gonna see its a sad movie *SPOILER* with the young girl that the boy has befriended drowns *END SPOILER* not really a family film
It is SOOOOOOOO NARNIA...
I watched this movie only because it was on free screening on my local cinema... I wouldn't watch it otherwise. I thought the trailer was quite good. It showed many weird yet beautiful magical creatures. It was a lot like Narnia though. But in the movie not many of these magical creatures were shown. The movie focused on the boring conversations between the...
Oh no....
Whether its for your kids or yourself or both, do not go and see this total waste of time. I dont want to give anything away except that there is nothing to give away. Its crap for kids and adults alike... Its one of those movies that keeps you waiting for somthing spectacular to happen and before you know it your watching the end credits rolling.....
Village Voice
pressFar from a computer generated escapist fantasy, this film is an unpretentious and touching tale of preteen companionship and loss...
The New York Times
pressConsistently smart and delicate as a spider web, Bridge to Terabithia is the kind of children’s movie rarely seen nowadays. And at a time when many public schools are being forced to cut music and art from the curriculum, the story’s insistence on the healing power of a nurtured imagination is both welcome and essential...
Sunday Star-Times
pressBridge comes with a bright yellow school bus of Americano. I haven't read Katherine Paterson's acclaimed novel, but reliable spies tell me the film is a faithful adaptation...
Los Angeles Times
pressA wonderfully heart-wrenching love story for tweens, teens, and even adults who fondly remember when a friendship could be ignited by a gesture as simple as offering a stick of Juicy Fruit...
Empire Magazine
pressA thoroughly pleasing family film with fine performances and honest, affecting real situations mixed with joyful adventure...
BBC
pressA respectful book adaptation that gets to honest grips with companionship, growing pains and even The Big D (have a hanky at the ready). Why can't more kids' films be this grown up?..
Village Voice
pressFar from a computer generated escapist fantasy, this film is an unpretentious and touching tale of preteen companionship and loss...
The New York Times
pressConsistently smart and delicate as a spider web, Bridge to Terabithia is the kind of children’s movie rarely seen nowadays. And at a time when many public schools are being forced to cut music and art from the curriculum, the story’s insistence on the healing power of a nurtured imagination is both welcome and essential...
Sunday Star-Times
pressBridge comes with a bright yellow school bus of Americano. I haven't read Katherine Paterson's acclaimed novel, but reliable spies tell me the film is a faithful adaptation...
Los Angeles Times
pressA wonderfully heart-wrenching love story for tweens, teens, and even adults who fondly remember when a friendship could be ignited by a gesture as simple as offering a stick of Juicy Fruit...
Empire Magazine
pressA thoroughly pleasing family film with fine performances and honest, affecting real situations mixed with joyful adventure...
BBC
pressA respectful book adaptation that gets to honest grips with companionship, growing pains and even The Big D (have a hanky at the ready). Why can't more kids' films be this grown up?..
A bad rip of Narnia
First hired this movie based on the trailer and thought it looked really good with all the mythical creatures but what you see in the trailer is pretty much all the fantasy world youre gonna see its a sad movie *SPOILER* with the young girl that the boy has befriended drowns *END SPOILER* not really a family film
It is SOOOOOOOO NARNIA...
I watched this movie only because it was on free screening on my local cinema... I wouldn't watch it otherwise. I thought the trailer was quite good. It showed many weird yet beautiful magical creatures. It was a lot like Narnia though. But in the movie not many of these magical creatures were shown. The movie focused on the boring conversations between...
Oh no....
Whether its for your kids or yourself or both, do not go and see this total waste of time. I dont want to give anything away except that there is nothing to give away. Its crap for kids and adults alike... Its one of those movies that keeps you waiting for somthing spectacular to happen and before you know it your watching the end credits rolling.....
Share