• Movie Review with Sarah - Little Women

  • May 31 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 21 mins
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Movie Review with Sarah - Little Women

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  • What’s better than three opinions on a movie? Four! We invite good friend Sarah to join us in discussing the 2019 movie, Little Women. Did it play our emotions like Beth played the piano or was it out of tune? We discuss the theme, book burning, how it should’ve ended, Jo and Laurie, and find out which March girl we are according to Buzzfeed; what could go wrong?


    (Please check the parent’s guide on IMDB before deciding if this is a movie you would be comfortable watching)


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    Timestamps:

    (2:24) - Ratings and Taglines

    (5:47) - Synopsis and Parents Guide

    (10:07) - Initial thoughts after the movie

    (17:45) - Does watching a movie with people... ruin it?

    (23:46) - Casting

    (28:21) -Theme stated

    (34:07) - That’s capital!

    (35:07) - The movie’s message

    (42:23) - Favourite scenes

    (43:30) - Jo and Laurie’s conversation about love

    Seth’s nitpicks:

    (49:10) - #1 editing style

    (51:37) - #2 shoehorned scene

    (55:08) - #3 fake looking sand

    (56:09) - #4 Marmee’s motive

    (1:02:48) - What we thought of the ending

    (1:11:10) - Which little woman are you - Buzzfeed Quiz

    (1:19:53) - Drayton’s takeaways


    Next Episode: Tech News!


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