well the movie was definitely not what i expected but i enjoyed it all..it reminded me of my childhood and all the years of playing pretend..kids these days dont have as much of an imagination anymore because video games have kind of taken the place of that, not allowing kids to go and have fun in the great outdoors...it was a sad ending but i loved it..and the effects were really good too

I actually really like that movie, which surprised me because I had read it when I was a kid (and obviously forgotten the vast majority about it besides that), but it was really good and I loved the ending.

That, and my friend adores it, she's seen it like 5 times and cries rivers every time.

I have it sitting somewhere but haven't gotten around to watching it yet. I'm kinda expecting it to be a bit like Narnia, but then again I was told that it's quite so-so. Well, I'll see.

It was AMAZING!!! I read the book after my friend persuded me to and feel in love with the plot after that Bridge to Teribithia came out to the movies...oh I was a happy girl :D

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i was surprised at how good that movie was!!
it was beautiful and touching
it made me cry XD
and the girl is very pretty!! :o

I finally saw the movie, and I loved it. I thought it was one of the more faithful movie adaptations I've seen.

I love kids movies eventhough I'm not a kid anymore. I wanted to see this movie in theaters but never got the chance, I can't wait to rent it. It looks very well done and I'm excited to see it.

I read the book a long time ago, it was a real tear jerker. The movie was o.k. I might have to read the book again because I don't remember a lot of the stuff happening the way the movie showed, but like I said, I read the book a looooong time ago.

I haven't seen it yet, but I want to =]

I loved Narnia, so hopefully this one is just as good.

In this case, of the movie compared to the book, I preferred the book. I usually do in most cases of books made into movies.
But the movie actually followed everything that was in the book, I just didn't care for the actors they chose to play the boy and the girl. They didn't fit what I had always pictured the characters to look like. Not to mention the stupid CG affects. No computer person can create what a person envisions when they read a book, they can only interpret the descriptions that are given.
It was a big disappointment to me.

I read this book in elementary school, I believe in 5th grade. I absolutely loved it. We were required, at that time, to do "book reports" and give books star ratings out of five. I gave Bridge a 4.5/5, which was the highest rating I ever gave anything.
There was another book I had given 4.5/5, but it was ... I think either "Root Cellar" or "Number the Stars", I can't recall precisely. :S

My teacher was concerned that I didn't ever give anything 5/5 though, she didn't like that 4.5 was the highest I was willing to give.
I tried to explain to her that, in the fifth grade, I simply could not profess a book as being "perfect" -- I just hadn't experienced enough different things, yet, but I don't think she liked how much thought and weight I seemed to be giving the star ratings.

Oh well. Yes-- um. Bridge has a lot of memories for me. <3

That movie was sooooo sad!! :(

I don't know if I would really call it a kid's movie. I mean, it "has" "fantasy monsters" and the like in it, but it's really just... I personally can't describe it as anything other than "beautiful".

Even now at 21, so many years later, I still cried as I re-experienced it in the theatre.

I read the book in school some time ago. Personally, I love it. There was another movie before, actually. But it was one of those extremely low-budget for showing in school type movies. But the new movie, I saw just a couple weeks ago, and it was great :3

I saw it on the day it came out!
It was good! And sad...I didn't cry though :D
But I loved it!