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Title: Ramona and Beezus (2010)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Joey King | ... | Ramona Quimby | |
| Selena Gomez | ... | Beezus Quimby | |
| John Corbett | ... | Robert Quimby | |
| Bridget Moynahan | ... | Dorothy Quimby | |
| Ginnifer Goodwin | ... | Aunt Bea | |
| Josh Duhamel | ... | Hobart | |
| Jason Spevack | ... | Howie Kemp | |
| Sierra McCormick | ... | Susan | |
| Sandra Oh | ... | Mrs. Meacham | |
| Kathryn Zenna | ... | Mrs. Kushner (as Kate Zenna) | |
| Janet Wright | ... | Grandma Kemp | |
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Ruby Curtis | ... | Willa Jean |
| Hutch Dano | ... | Henry Huggins | |
| Patti Allan | ... | Mrs. Pitt | |
| Garnet Harding | ... | Mr. Swink | |
Ramona Quimby, is a grade-school student with a big imagination. So big, in fact, that she often clashes with her no-nonsense teacher Mrs. Meacham. When Ramona's upbeat dad Robert loses his job, the family - including her teenage sister, Beezus, and their practical-minded mother - must make major adjustments, like dad learning how to run the house. Ramona dreams up various plans to make money so that she can save their house, but because everybody in the family seems too preoccupied to help her with her own worries, she turns to the one person who always has time for her, Aunt Bea. But even Aunt Bea is distracted these days because of her ex-boyfriend - and Quimby family next-door neighbour - Hobart Written by Lesley M. Sweeting
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This movie, based on the books (already this will eliminate 90% of the movie-going audience) by Beverly Cleary, has no explosions, no talking dogs, no cutesy kids who sass their parents and display a maturity rivaling most 30 year olds nor a child with preternatural smarts who ends up preventing nuclear war etc. What it does have is a smart mom, a cool dad, a disaffected teenage sister, a baby, a cool auntie and some normal children. It's a story about a family who struggle with unemployment, job dissatisfaction, marital discord, self esteem, and bad sprinklers, as seen through the eyes of a nine year old girl whose idea of a bad word is "guts".
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If you enjoy movies like Iron Giant and quality children's entertainment-you will LOVE this movie. Sadly, the people who complain the loudest about the film industry and the shallow values they encompass will probably miss this one-don't be among them. Take everybody. When I attended, everyone in the audience was clapping and crying at the end of the film , children and adults alike. Yes, it's a "little film"-meaning there are no blue aliens, no 3d stun shots, no cartoon characters passing off moral pablum as deep though. What it is a sweet story about real people. I wish there had been more people of color in the film, but I'll settle for some fantastic actors and a lovely message. See it and tell all your friends.