Harriet The Spy DVD (1996)

Harriet The Spy details

Format:	PG DVD
Starring:	Connor Devitt, Gregory Smith, Rosie O'Donnell, Eartha Kitt, Michelle Trachtenberg, Tsui Mung-Ling, Vanessa Lee Chester, Vic Ho, Robert Joy, Charlotte Sullivan, Dov Tiefenbach, J. Smith-Cameron
Director:	Bronwen Hughes
Genres:	Comedy, Family
Studio:	PARAMOUNT HOME ENTERTAINMENT

DVD 1 disc

Name	Discs
Harriet The Spy	PG Feature

DVD Information

Run time:	1 hour 37 minutes
Rental release:	03 Nov 2003
Main languages:	English
Dubbed:	French, German, Spanish
Subtitles:	English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Serbian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish
Hearing impaired subtitles:	English

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By a customer from Glasgow , 21 Oct 2008

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I didn't watch it but my daughters instructed me to rate highly. Apparantly a better than average film.
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By a customer , 24 Jul 2011

This film is sutible for all ages.I quite enjoyed watching it.

I would recomend any family with children to rent Harriet The Spy, as I am sure they would not be disapointed.
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Awful, a waste of time

By a customer , 23 Apr 2011

Five of us watched it, ages 10, 13, 41, 63 and 70. At the end of the film we were unanimous in our verdict - 'What on earth was that all about'.

The 10, 13 and 70 year old fell asleep part way through!
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emotionally reflective

By a customer , 23 Apr 2011

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well, all i can say is that those who've had some hard times in school this really reminded me of what did happen and how not everything is good, and its the way that we move on from those bad times that really count, i found myself crying at some points which reflected how difficult life and school can be, but like i said before its how you've moved on and grown and that's what matters and its something to look back on and remember that yes life can be difficult but then it reminds you of how good life is now and is going to be.

I think this is perfect for those kids who are in the same position, just to show that they are not alone and things do move on and grow hopefully into something better.
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If you have kids, buy the book. . .

By nomes29 (2 reviews) from lincolnshire , 28 Sep 2010

Harriet the spy was one of my favourite books as a child, I read it over and over. At ten years old I was yet another Harriet child-spy prodigy, with a thirst for knowledge of the ever-changing adult world. This film is a great adaptation of the book, highlighting all the emotional ups and downs of friendship and family. I was only 6 when this film came out, but I watched it again today and it had just the same impact on me now, reminding me of the importance of childlike curiosity and how it's something you should never grow out of. If you have children, you should buy them the book and read it with them. I guarantee you'll love it as much as them :-) ~peace~
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By a customer from Glasgow , 21 Oct 2008

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I didn't watch it but my daughters instructed me to rate highly. Apparantly a better than average film.
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