Bridge to Terabithia [Blu-ray]

Great movie. Came in on time.

Sweet story. Book was way better though

My wife has been talking about this movie since weve been married, she hadnt seen it in years, but remembered that she enjoyed it, but we never could find it streaming anywhere so we finally decided to buy it. I had never heard of it, and she knowing that I like to go in blind on movies, didnt tell me anything about it. However, from seeing the cover I had an idea...WRONG, but in a good way. It held up in her book, and I liked it, and would recommend. Came a day early and in great condition. If I could give it 3.5 stars I would.

My 11 year old daughter wanted this movie and she loved it.

I watched this film with my 8 year old grandchild and was so surprised by his emotional response towards the end. I wont say more as I dont want to ruin it if you havent seen it. A wonderful film about bullying, friendship, and imagination for children. It shows how adults can be totally oblivious to the needs of their children and how kids can work out their problems on their own. Highly recommend this for any child 8 or over and should be watched with an adult as it inspires a great conversation

We thought this was an amazing film. My daughters enjoyed it. They asked their friends if theyd ever watched it and most of them thought it was annoying.......BUT....my children have always been story driven and allow their imaginations to react to stories in a limitless fashion. Good film....great values....and fun for the whole family. There may be some scenes that small children may find offensive but my 8 and 11 year old found it manageable.

More exciting thre first time you watch it, than the 2 nd

As an over-50 adult who loves to go with my imagination, I totally bought into this movie. If you let yourself simply believe you can travel into Teribithia with the characters and have no doubt that it is real. The only negative I have to mention is that I think the sadness (Im trying not to give away too much here for those who havent seen the movie) brought into the movie near the end is unnecessary. This movie is intended as a family movie, and throwing that element in is not only sad, its a bit disconcerting. Instead of walking away saying I loved it and it was filled with wonderful imagination!, I walked away saying, WHY did they put THAT in there! It actually made me and my viewing partner angry.

Jesse grows in confidence and joy after meeting his new neighbor Leslie, whose unconventional ways and wonderful imagination take them on marvelous adventures. Although I loved it, there were ways in which it didnt live up to the amazingness of the book. The parents were more likable in the movie; it left out how the dad thought drawing was effeminate, and how the mom favored the teenage sisters. What the movie did so well was to capture Terabithia. The squogles (imaginary squirrel monsters) were fabulous.

Im not exactly a movie expert, but I would have to say that I found this movie fairly enjoyable. I was attracted to this movie because of a grade school reading assignment where I had to read the book version of this movie. And it stuck with me even now in adulthood, as few things have. so when I found out that they were making a movie of this, I was immediately interested. But I kept putting it off for a while until I finally watched it recently. And I dont regret watching it at all. Its still not as good as the book but its still something good to see if you want to explore the potential of a childs imagination.