5/5 Tuck Everlasting - near to novel in many ways
  by K. Wiss (Tishomingo, OK USA)
I purchased this DVD for my class to view after reading the novel. It is well-acted and was near the novel. The main character in the novel, however is 10 and Alexis is a young teen in the movie.

I would recommend it as it provokes thought about eternal life on earth.

4/5 Older film, great price
  by Mrs. Sandra L. Johnson (Las Vegas NV)
Mailed in a timely manner, great quality, and a good reasonable price for this film that my granddaughter studied in school and wanted to see.

4/5 Good adaption and overall movie
  by Trixie (USA)
I read Tuck Everlasting when I was in sixth grade and enjoyed it a lot. It was a pleasant surprise that the movie is just as pleasant. It retains the feeling the book gives you--that of having a sleepy conversation on a hot summer day. Of course for the movie to sell more tickets they made it into a romance. For those who haven't read the book, Winnie was actually 10 and just had a crush on Jesse, there was no relationship. However the romance did make the story go on well. I think the choices of cast members was excellent, except Alexis Bledel. She did a fairly good job in the role with what she had, but I just think that they should have picked someone different who could have fit into the role better. I also thought she looked too old--even to play a 15 yr old! Jesse Tuck was also much better looking than I pictured him in the book! Except for the romance they also stay very true to the story, which is refreshing.

4/5 Varies from the novel
  by D. Leto (New Jersey)
Reading the novel prior to viewing the movie can provide more detailed character understanding and foundation for a comparison debate.

3/5 Tuck Everlasting
  by Jeff (New Zealand)
A usual romantic movie (young love and choices) that has an ending with a twist.