Violence consists of a death due to a purposeful blow to someone's head and several people being shot (but since the latter are immortal, they're okay). OUR WORD TO PARENTS: Here's a brief summary of the content found in this PG-rated drama. (Note: The "Our Take" review of this title examines the film's artistic merits and does not take into account any of the possibly objectionable material listed below). He threatens and attempts to kill various characters.Ĭurious if this title is entertaining, any good, and/or has any artistic merit? BEN KINGSLEY plays the mysterious stranger who's been tracking down the Tucks for a long time so that he can also become immortal.AMY IRVING & VICTOR GARBER play Winnie's rich and conservative parents who want the best for her, but come off as unaware or uncaring about how she feels about their choices for her.WILLIAM HURT & SISSY SPACEK play their caring parents who try to maintain their secrecy and inform Winnie of the pros and cons of immortality.SCOTT BAIRSTOW plays his older brother who's fought in several wars and is bitter toward most everyone and about everything due to losing his wife and child because of his immortality curse.JONATHAN JACKSON plays the youngest Tuck who falls for Winnie and wants her to join them in their state of immortality.ALEXIS BLEDEL plays a 15-year-old who's fed up with the stuffy confines of her proper upbringing and thus runs away and is then attracted to the Tuck's more laidback lifestyle.WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: PG For some violence. WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? If they're fans of the novel or anyone in the film, they might, but this might seem too grown-up for little ones and too blasé for older teens. As he attempts to find them and their source of immortality, and Winnie's parents call out the forces to find her, the teen must decide whether to join the Tucks as they try to maintain their secrecy and unique lifestyle. It's also led to the mysterious Man in the yellow suit (BEN KINGSLEY) who's trailed the brothers back to their home environs. There, she meets the boys' parents, Angus (WILLIAM HURT) and Mae (SISSY SPACEK), and eventually learns that the spring from which Jesse was drinking has caused the entire family to be immortal and permanently stuck at the age from their first drink. Before either can do anything, however, Jesse's older and stern brother, Miles (SCOTT BAIRSTOW), shows up, grabs her and returns to the family's cabin home. She's surprised by his presence and he's not happy she spotted him. She ends up getting lost in her family's large and heavily wooded lands and then runs into fellow teenager Jesse Tuck (JONATHAN JACKSON) who's drinking from a spring at the base of an old tree. She longs for a life outside her fenced-in estate, and thus decides to run away when she learns that she's to be sent off to a strict, all-girls school. PLOT: It's 1914 and Winnie Foster (ALEXIS BLEDEL) is a 15-year-old who feels smothered by her proper, upper class upbringing imposed upon her by her conservative and wealthy parents Augusta (AMY IRVING) and Robert (VICTOR GARBER).
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QUICK TAKE: Drama: A teenager tries to break free from her rigidly proper social training and gets the chance when she meets a mysterious family that claims they never age and can't die. (2002) (Alexis Bledel, Jonathan Jackson) (PG)
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