I was born in the mid-'90s and am almost 30 years old. This movie is such an awesome and rare gem; it reminds me of the days when there was no social media and smartphones, back when I was 13 years old, and also when adult/money problems weren't a concern.
Fortunately, those who were born in the '90s got to experience it until smartphones and social media came along. We used to hang out with friends, playing PlayStation games and doing other random stuff. It makes me wish I had cool friends like Stevie, Noah, and Chris who love camping and breathtaking adventures.
The movie has no specific plot includes comic relief and cheesy moments; it simply follows three boys going camping and enjoying their lives. The events in this movie were unexpected, making it very unpredictable.
The acting is very natural and authentic to me, even given the low budget and budget constraints. The musical score was great and I like the use of synthesizer. It's very 80s. Also, the choice of soundtracks was great even it is copyright. I am glad i asked a copy (in VHS Version) to a Youtuber who reviewed the movie. The soundtrack was remove in DVD.
It's my go-to movie when I experience anxiety and depression. The simplicity of the storyline and the genuine performances provide a comforting escape. The relatable characters and their carefree camping adventures act as a therapeutic remedy during challenging times. Watching it feels like a warm embrace, offering solace and a temporary respite from the struggles of everyday life.
Stevie, Noah, and Chris stepped out of their comfort zone to create a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to camp for themselves. They risked everything to make this camping great.
In my point of view, 'Little Marines' seems like a budget-friendly rendition of 'Stand by Me,' with only a few resemblances between the two. Despite these disparities, 'Little Marines' carves out its own unique identity, offering a distinct charm and narrative.
One of my favorite movies and a budget film of all time. I am lucky i watched this movie. I would recommend it to family and friends. Also, I don't care what others say about this movie specially the movie critics.
Fortunately, those who were born in the '90s got to experience it until smartphones and social media came along. We used to hang out with friends, playing PlayStation games and doing other random stuff. It makes me wish I had cool friends like Stevie, Noah, and Chris who love camping and breathtaking adventures.
The movie has no specific plot includes comic relief and cheesy moments; it simply follows three boys going camping and enjoying their lives. The events in this movie were unexpected, making it very unpredictable.
The acting is very natural and authentic to me, even given the low budget and budget constraints. The musical score was great and I like the use of synthesizer. It's very 80s. Also, the choice of soundtracks was great even it is copyright. I am glad i asked a copy (in VHS Version) to a Youtuber who reviewed the movie. The soundtrack was remove in DVD.
It's my go-to movie when I experience anxiety and depression. The simplicity of the storyline and the genuine performances provide a comforting escape. The relatable characters and their carefree camping adventures act as a therapeutic remedy during challenging times. Watching it feels like a warm embrace, offering solace and a temporary respite from the struggles of everyday life.
Stevie, Noah, and Chris stepped out of their comfort zone to create a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to camp for themselves. They risked everything to make this camping great.
In my point of view, 'Little Marines' seems like a budget-friendly rendition of 'Stand by Me,' with only a few resemblances between the two. Despite these disparities, 'Little Marines' carves out its own unique identity, offering a distinct charm and narrative.
One of my favorite movies and a budget film of all time. I am lucky i watched this movie. I would recommend it to family and friends. Also, I don't care what others say about this movie specially the movie critics.