A Wrinkle in Time movie by someone who'd never read the book, and someone who'd read the book.

[Denbe]

Hello everyone,,
My husband and I saw the movie this afternoon. I'd never read the book and, honestly, wasn't actually interested in seeing the movie. Up until yesterday, I had no intention of seeing it. My husband read the book as a kid and it was amongst his favourites from childhood and has been excited for the movie. He was planning to see it himself, but then I decided meh, I'll go - mostly because of the critic whining.
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His review: "It was a great movie. I'd have loved this as a kid. This is why I don't trust any of the critics these days."
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My review: "This is sweet and hopeful, and absolutely gorgeous."
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I'd read several reviews and, honestly, I feel like they watched a different movie than I did. I didn't see over-done CGI. I saw child-like wonder as part of a world of light. I saw darkness and evil through the eyes of a kid. I saw Oprah in a perfect role for her, keeping her own companions behaved, but then encouraging a child to find herself.

Meg was amazing. Her shoulders hunched the way I remember at her age. She kept playing with her glasses, the way I remember. And the temper of when the bullies turn on someone who is kind to you; they can come at you all they want, but the gloves are off when they come after someone else.

I loved the sense of finding one's own inner strength. How adults aren't perfect. How the struggle against good and evil is inside each of us.

Honestly, it was a beautiful movie: visually and figuratively. I enjoyed it so much and I'm glad I went.