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Little Miss Sunshine (2006)
A family determined to get their young daughter into the finals of a beauty pageant take a cross-country trip in their VW bus. (read more)
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Little Miss Sunshine Movie Review by Jarrod  (8/12/2007) |
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'Little Miss Sunshine' is a witty, abrasive, and incredibly delightful comedy, about a dysfunctional family's trip to California, where Olive (Breslin) is going to compete in a beauty pageant. Her father, Richard (Kinnear) is a motivational speaker, who has devised a 9-step program to success, which he tries to apply to...
(complete Little Miss Sunshine review by Jarrod)
| Little Miss Sunshine Movie Review by B Movie Ben (3/14/2007) |
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February was a wacky month even for the Gunshine State! Tornadoes ripping through my County, a whacked out astronaut puts on her depends and acts spaced out, and a fellow Texan buys it in Hollywood - Florida, not California. Yes, Anna Nicole Smith was from Mexia, Texas.
I cannot imagine a better setting than this to sit...
(complete Little Miss Sunshine review by B Movie Ben)
| Little Miss Sunshine Movie Review by Matthew (8/1/2006) |
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"Little Miss Sunshine", the new independent comedy, is that rare thing. A comedy that works. And works consistently. It is a delightful film filled with memorable performances, in one case, the actor's best performance. I honestly can't think of a bad thing to say about this gem. You should rush out to see it.
Sheryl...
(complete Little Miss Sunshine review by Matthew)
| Little Miss Sunshine Movie Review by Chris (8/14/2007) |
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Directed By Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Farris
Screenplay Written By Micheal Arndt
Rated R For Language, Some Sex and Drug Content
Starring Abigail Breslin, Steve Carell and Greg Kinnear
Pros:
-Very Funny
-Good Directing & Editing
-Excellent Acting
-Good Script
Cons:
-Some Slow But Short Scenes
-Some Dumb Jokes
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Yes there are a plethora of dynsfunctional family movies, especially indie ones, yet this movie has something many of the others are missing: heart. It might sound corny, but this movie allows its characters to be dramatically f*cked, while also making you want to give each one a great big hug.
The film follows Olive...
(complete Little Miss Sunshine review by Jessica Film Junkie)
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