11-05-2011, 11:40 PM
I make a point of seeing To Kill a Mockingbird every 40 years.
It holds up well to a second viewing. The childrens' POV and quality of their acting really makes the movie. It's a poignant journey back to one's childhood -- even if your childhood isn't anything like this. Kids do pretty much the same things anywhere.
The musical score is exceptional.
Gregory Peck is magnificent.
I'll leave it at that.
It holds up well to a second viewing. The childrens' POV and quality of their acting really makes the movie. It's a poignant journey back to one's childhood -- even if your childhood isn't anything like this. Kids do pretty much the same things anywhere.
The musical score is exceptional.
Gregory Peck is magnificent.
I'll leave it at that.