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Tuck Everlasting — Tuck Everlasting © DISNEY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Year

2002

Duration

87 minutes

Genres

Drama, Family, Romance, Science Fiction and Fantasy

Language

English

Member rating

35 Reviews

Members rating breakdown

5 Star

11

4 Star

7

3 Star

9

2 Star

4

1 Star

4

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Synopsis

Dissatisfied teenager Winnie falls in love while walking in the woods. But the boy she falls for is Jesse, one of the Tuck family, who have drunk from the spring of everlasting life. Director Jay Russell (The Water Horse) has made a pretty faithful dramatisation of Natalie Babbitt's well-loved 1975 novel, and turned it into an enjoyable children's fantasy that looks on death and immortality, tradition and progress.

Director/s

Jay Russell

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