Review of Little Women (1933) by Maurice B — 04 May 2009
The plot and acting are both uneven with the exception of Hepburn in this adaptation of the Alcott novel. That's not to say this is a bad movie, quite the contrary, but it was obviously more enjoyable in it's time than it is today.
It tends to meander at times, or at least wander a little aimlessly, in trying to tell the story. I suppose the sad part is that future adaptations of the same novel are no better than this first attempt.
This is definitely for fans of the novel and classic cinema.
This review of Little Women (1933) was written by Maurice B on 04 May 2009.
Little Women has generally received positive reviews.
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