The Miracle Worker
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Movie Reviews of The Miracle Worker
Movie Review: Really Good Family Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
Helen, a young child who has lost her sight and hearing, fumbles in the a silent and dark world until Annie Sullivan walks into her life and turns on the light by bringing language in her hands. This story is based on the true story of Helen Kellar and her remarkable teacher, Annie Sullivan. The story is beautifully told, depicting on one hand the power struggle of the wills between the two women as Annie seeks to bring language to Helen who doesn't even know what words are and on the other, showing a family's struggle to cope with a challenge they don't understand. I found certain scenes humourous and others poignant. The two actors that play Annie and Helen were perfect for the part. All in all a really good family movie.Movie Review: The Best Evee...r!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is one of the best movies ever.People say the first one is better,but I don't know.I recommend this version especialy for kids...but also for adults.This is seriously one of the greatest movies ever.I've never seen the first version...but I think this one is still better.You should get this.It's about a girl,Helen,who is deaf,blind,and mute!Annie is hired to teach her good manners,because she eats with her hands,can throw things when she's angry,and can even knock down the babies crib.Annie agrees on teaching her but wants to teach her so much more.She strives to teach her sign language,and Helen turns into a very smart girl.This is a very compasionate story,so I recommend that you get it.Movie Review: My English students love it!
Summary: 5 Stars
I teach English as a second language and I brought this movie to school for my students to view because we are studying the life of Helen Keller. Previously, I have seen the Melissa Gilbert and Patty Duke version and I loved it. I have to say that my students loved this movie (9th graders)and when the movie ended they were left with a desire to know more about Helen Keller and the manual alphabet. This movie had a great impact on me as well as my students so I have to say that it was great. I have yet to see the 62 version (which I have heard is excellent)But this movie served my purpose in class and I do recommend it to anyone.Movie Review: Excellent!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I got this movie from the library for my 8 year old to watch and the whole family ended up watching it. I have seen some reviews saying the acting was bad. I am not sure why they thought this, but I thought it was an excellent, excellent movie. We need more movies like this today. I felt the acting was very believable and yes, she does throw tantrums. But, I suppose if I couldn't hear anyone or see anything and had no understanding of what was going on around me, I think most of us would do the same thing as a child. I highly recommend this movie to see a great part of our history!Movie Review: To ALL parents who are finding it difficult to discipline their child.
Summary: 5 Stars
Because the child comes from their womb, many mothers find it hard to discipline their child. Here is the greatest movie about raising a child. It is universal in that it is a manual of how to raise all children. I should know, I am a teacher. We usually have about 198 students to discipline daily (6 classes of 33 children each). I also teach at a school for the visually impaired. In the interest of all children, please watch this movie. It is such a great movie.