Rotten Tomatoes: 97% (36 critics) with a 8.96 average ratingCritics consensus: With a stellar cast and a smart, sensitive retelling of its classic source material, Greta Gerwig's Little Women proves some stories truly are timeless.Metacritic: 90/100 (21 critics)The scores will change as time passes. Meanwhile, I’ll post some short reviews.In an era in which sentimentality is a seasoning that filmmakers either shun entirely or employ with too heavy a hand, Gerwig crafts a work that is moving without being manipulative. This is a Little Women for the ages.-Alonso Duralde, TheWrapIf this isn't the Little Women you remember, either on page or screen, that's understandable. But it's likely the one you felt, and that's more important.-Joshua Rothkopf, Time OutAs one might hope, Gerwig's interpretation does right by the material, sticking to the original period and setting and assembling a dream cast to play the March siblings.-Peter Debruge, VarietyThe film tweaks the structure of a well-known and beloved story and modernizes it with light meta touches, all while staying true to its old-fashioned belief in the virtues of kindness and selflessness.-Katie Rife, AV ClubIf there were any remaining doubts that Greta Gerwig is a major talent in American cinema, put them to rest now.-Helen O'Hara, Empire MagazineDirectorGreta GerwigWritersGreta Gerwig ... (written by)Louisa May Alcott ... (based on the novel by)CastSaoirse Ronan - Jo MarchEmma Watson - Meg MarchTimothée Chalamet - Theodore 'Laurie' LaurenceFlorence Pugh - Amy MarchEliza Scanlen - Beth MarchLaura Dern - Marmee MarchTracy Letts - Mr. DashwoodBob Odenkirk - Mr. MarchJames Norton - John BrookeChris Cooper - Mr. LaurenceMeryl Streep - Aunt MarchDirector of photography: Yorick Le SauxProduction designer: Jess GonchorCostume designer: Jacqueline DurranEditor: Nick HouyMusic: Alexandre DesplatCasting: Kathy Driscoll and Francine Maisler via /r/movies https://ift.tt/35FytKD
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