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	A Wrinkle in Time starring Katie Stuart, David Dorfman, Gregory Smith, Chris Potter, Kyle Secor directed by John Kent Harrison
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Product Details Audience Rating NR (Not Rated) EAN 9780788843372 Format Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC ISBN 0788843370 Manufacturer Walt Disney Home Entertainment Number Of Items 1 Release Date November 16, 2004 Running Time 128 minutes Theatrical Release Date May 10, 2004 UPC 786936208818 Availability Usually ships in 1-2 business days Product Description Director John Kent Harrison's imaginative film adaptation of Madeleine L'Engle's 1963 A Wrinkle in Time may not be able to fully satisfy the immense expectations of those decidedly loyal to L'Engle's book, yet delivers a family thriller impressive enough to stand on its own merits. Katie Stuart plays Meg Murry, the introverted, intelligent oldest child of Dr. Jack Murry, an astrophysicist who has suddenly disappeared without a trace. As Meg struggles with her father's absence and her own coming-of-age awkwardness, she tightens her bond with Charles Wallace (David Dorfman), her brilliant, eccentric 6-year-old brother. When a trio of celestial beings summons them to find their father, the children are joined by neighbor Calvin O'Keefe (Gregory Smith) to embark on a dangerous journey of time travel. They 'tesseract' onto the planet Camazotz where Dr. Murry is being held prisoner by an evil force. The film retains the essence of the novel, and deftly employs its 128-minute running time to build viewer affinity for the heroic children. The special effects will not disappoint, though the climatic last battle should have held closer to the book. Stuart is exemplary as the understated and deeply reflective Meg, while Dorfman dazzles as conflicted Charles Wallace. (Ages 8 and older) --Lynn Gibson Customers who bought this item also bought Tuck Everlasting A Guide for Using A Wrinkle in Time in the Classroom A Wrinkle in Time The Wrinkle in Time Quintet Boxed Set (A Wrinkle in Time, A Wind in the Door, A Swiftly Tilting Planet, Many Waters, An Acceptable Time) Holes (Full Screen Edition) Customer Reviews for: A Wrinkle in Time Rating - weird, weirder and weirdest I had high hopes for this since it is Disney and I had never read the book. This is by far the weirdest, creepiest, longest, boring KIDS movie I have ever seen. It is like a horror flick for kids. Just Terrible. Constant suspense that never really climaxes and a sudden really dumb ending. A total loss for me. And my 8 yr old kept asking me 'what's going on?" about a hundred times during the movie. Too hard for kids to follow. The set and the actors ... Read More Rating - A decent stand alone I was a HUGE fan of the novel as a child, and was very excited when I discovered that they made a movie version of it. I quickly ordered the DVD and even had it rushed to me. I watched it as soon as I got the DVD, but I was a bit disappointed. Perhaps if I had not read the book, I would have thought the movie was better than it was, but that was not the case. It was tragic to see what they had done to Mrs. Who, my favorite character of the novel. In ... Read More Rating - Decent, but not quite capturing the book Overall, I'd say it's worth watching. I bought it used, and am glad I did because now I own it and didn't have to pay the full price for it. The book was, of course, much better, and that may be why I was slightly disappointed. The visual effects were kind of... well... they kind of sucked. The flying horse thing was ridiculous and I think it was the worst part of the film. The Happy Medium was pretty bad too. I did like the three ... Read More Rating - A Wrinkle in Time Although the characterizations and effects are well done, I never quite felt totally drawn into the movie. The story centers around three kids going to another land to find the father of two. This land is beautiful with some unusual beasts. But what is most striking about the movie is the emphasis placed on emotions like love. We are shown how love for family can save them from pitfalls they may fall victim to whether in a strange land or at home. Good quality ... Read More see more reviews See all movies starring Katie Stuart, David Dorfman, Gregory Smith, Chris Potter, Kyle Secor See all movies directed by John Kent Harrison

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