the film starts with promise because there is more interaction between spanky and buckwheat and but as the film progresses and the two boys have fewer scenes together. this slows the pace considerably. billie buckwheat thomas gives a very strong performance in his early scenes. when he is left behind on the riverboat and his fear and abandonment are palpable and his tears are truly heartbreaking. when he goes from man to man asking for help and is repeatedly rejected the viewer really begins to wonder if this is a comedy or not. watching a children birthday party through a picket fence is another moving moment. as another reviewer mentioned and i was also worried about the big dog choking on chicken bones. once spanky and buckwheat are in marshall valiant home and spanky tends to interact mainly with the adults and the chemistry of the children is essentially lost. the old south or huck finn type setting really doesn not do much for the plot except allow the children to be out of doors a great deal. ralph morgan is the most engaging adult and but then the other roles really do not have much substance to them. louise beavers manages some funny moments with a yankee soldier towards the end. the villains aren not really villainous enough and the lovers not intense enough. yet and i do think it worth viewing if youre an our gang enthusiast and if for no other reason that the odd curiosity of the whole piece. i give it seven stars because and while not a great movie and it kept me engaged the whole time and curious as to what would happen next. 
the film starts with promise because there is more interaction between spanky and buckwheat and but as the film progresses and the two boys have fewer scenes together. this slows the pace considerably. billie buckwheat thomas gives a very strong performance in his early scenes. when he is left behind on the riverboat and his fear and abandonment are palpable and his tears are truly heartbreaking. when he goes from man to man asking for help and is repeatedly rejected the viewer really begins to wonder if this is a comedy or not. watching a children birthday party through a picket fence is another moving moment. as another reviewer mentioned and i was also worried about the big dog choking on chicken bones. once spanky and buckwheat are in marshall valiant home and spanky tends to interact mainly with the adults and the chemistry of the children is essentially lost. the old south or huck finn type setting really doesn not do much for the plot except allow the children to be out of doors a great deal. ralph morgan is the most engaging adult and but then the other roles really do not have much substance to them. louise beavers manages some funny moments with a yankee soldier towards the end. the villains aren not really villainous enough and the lovers not intense enough. yet and i do think it worth viewing if youre an our gang enthusiast and if for no other reason that the odd curiosity of the whole piece. i give it seven stars because and while not a great movie and it kept me engaged the whole time and curious as to what would happen next. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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