Rating: - Moving....a must see
New York born and bred, I have a soft spot for any movie that tenderly portrays the journey of our ancestors through Ellis Island. This film is touching in its telling of the story of a little boy who stows away on a ship to New York City to find his distant relative. Armed only with a torn back pack and tattered old photos from the early 1900's, he travels through the city, wide-eyed and in wonder of all the beauty the city has to offer. From the simple pleasures of eating a real New York hot dog, to walking the boardwalk on Coney Island, there is something for everyone in this touching tale. Lots of authentic filming in New York brings the story to life, and the pre September 11th shots of Downtown Manhattan and the World Trade Center are profound. If you had the chance to see this wonderful film in IMAX 3-D many years ago, you were treated to something even more spectacular. The soundtrack is not to be ... Read More
Rating: - The worst movie I've ever seen in my [...] life!
Where to begin? This movie is [...]. It is junk, trash, and garbage all at once. I hate all these movies about the early 20th century. Plus, this movie is unrealistic! I saw it in the IMAX theatre, and the people in the 1910s would not have been nice to the photographer! They would've shunned him, unlike in this movie. Plus, the acting was terrible, it was boring as hell, and this film couldn't suck more if it tried! I am warning you-DO NOT SEE THIS MOVIE! IT WAS HELL ON EARTH, AND IT IS AN INSULT TO ALL GOOD PEOPLE OF THE 1910s, AND TO ALL THE GOOD PEOPLE OF TODAY! OH, AND DON'T FORGET THAT THE PLOT WAS CONTEMPTIBLE AS WELL![...] I CAN'T BELIEVE SO MANY PEOPLE LOVED THIS MOVIE! WHAT THE (BEEP) IS WRONG HERE?!
Rating: - great Soundtrack by John Barry!!!
Hi I saw this movie twice in Spain and im willing to see it again one day... unfogetteable movie with a wonderfull John Barry music score... great experience!!! please, edit a DVD!!!
Rating: - One of the very best
I have only seen it twice in New York at SONY IMAX and I wished I could have it in 3D on DVD ... but I guess I will still have to wait for that. Although a tv-screen can't display all the great - and I mean: GREAT - impressions that you can get from the IMAX screen I guess with a good sound-system at home you can at least experience the greatness of the movie that so much reflects the image of New York. Along with the 3-D stills it's more than today's New York sight-seeing but also a splendid look into the past, when the city was still growing. So please dear producers: make it available on DVD in 3D as well as 2D.
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