Libramedi Intense, gripping, stylish and poignant

Brightlyme i know i wasted 90 mins of my life.

Livestonth I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Sameer Callahan It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

skiddoo I hadn't seen it before but didn't mind watching it twice all the way through, unlike a lot of movies for kids. Some grades were just as icky squirmy over the kisses as the boys in the club. The older kids got more of the jokes but not as many as I did. The younger kids and older kids loved the action. I liked the end where Darla gets tough with the rich kid (with Trump saying he was the best son money could buy!!), and the girls and boys find they have similar interests and can be friends, which was the resolution of the conflict set up by the boys only club as all the boys are converted to appreciating girls. For an adult, it was fun to identify the stars that studded the movie. None of my classes showed any recognition of any of the stars, including Trump. I didn't give it a 10 because I didn't need some of the words in the race scene (words deemed "not appropriate" in our school), and some of the writing seemed too adult, even suggestive which was borderline creepy and shouldn't have been included for adults to catch in a children's story, and too modern for me to suspend disbelief all the time. The acting was excellent; even the animals did well. I'm not a fan of updating shows but this one worked for me. And more than that, it worked for the kids. (By the way, I never liked the original Little Rascals and wouldn't have watched this version if I hadn't been told it was a good one for the children to see.)

Lee Eisenberg I've seen a few of the old Little Rascals movies. Obviously the racial content was questionable. Penelope Spheeris's movie "The Little Rascals" is, well, kids' stuff. All pretty harmless.However, there's a scene that should especially catch out attention nowadays. Donald Trump has a cameo. He's now running an entire presidential campaign based on xenophobia and demagoguery, all with the maturity level of a third-grader. He's even announced that he's banning The Washington Post and The Huffington Post from covering his campaign. We have to do whatever we can to keep this psychopath from getting anywhere near the White House.Anyway, this is a typical cute movie for the young 'uns. Nothing special.

capone666 The Little Rascals Kids today are exactly the same as kids 50 years ago. Except the mischief that modern scamps get up today involves bullying others to kill themselves.And while the tykes in this comedy aren't setting up hate websites, they do enjoy tomfoolery.The esteemed members of The He-Man Women Haters Club are dumbfounded when one of their own, Alfalfa (Bug Hall), is caught romancing Darla (Brittany Ashton Holmes).Fearful she has bewitched their star go-kart driver, Spanky (Travis Tedford), club president, sends his affiliates, Porky (Zachary Mabry) and Buckwheat (Ross Bagley), to break them up before the big race.Unfortunately, the new kid in town (Blake McIver Ewing) may beat them to it.With a capricious script, apt casting and barrels of monkeyshines, this update of the comedy shorts is stupendously goofy.Incidentally, why are these rascals running wild? Shouldn't they be at home on the couch playing video games? (Yellow Light)vidiotreviews.blogspot.com

crazyhaz Yes, it seriously was. I'm not joking. I would rather tattoo 'Pocket Ninjas 4 life' across my chest with Brad Bufanda's face beneath it. Luckily, throughout the movie I was considerably stoned, and if I hadn't been, I probably would have gone downtown with a knife looking for something to kill. This movie made me the most angry I had ever been, which is surprising because I never get angry. Anyway...The movie starts out with a gang of homosexual children (who fear women more than having acid thrown in their faces) who are members of a club located in some decrepit shed, the proprietor (a 7 year old child) not in the least concerned about the state of the shed, nor what could be lurking inside it. This is just one mistake that the producers made, out of hundreds, most of them can be called 'Common sense & logic deficiency error'. There are so many factual errors, continuity errors, audio errors, and any type of error within this movie that there are at least 3 happening at any given moment, from start to finish. For a start, what kind of parent would let their 7 year old child roam free through wherever they are (Detroit?) and get pursued by a pair of crackhead 12 year old mulletheads, congregate within a shed that's falling to pieces, and follow a child called Alfalfa trying to get him to leave a joke of a relationship he has with -holds breath- a girl. I lost track of the movie from around that time. Had I been alone, I would have started screaming at the television. Had I taken acid, I would have died. Actually, if you gave me anything (sedatives, benzo's) something would have been stabbed or broken. Had someone injected a pound of crystallized Valium directly into my brain, I still would have gone into some hysterical stabbing frenzy.Maybe.