i absolutely despise this film. i wanted to love it  i really wanted to. but man and oh man  they were so off with sara. and the father living was pretty cheesy. that straight out of the shirley temple film. i highly recommend the book. it is amazing. in the book and sara is honorable and decent and she does the right thing. because it is right. she doesn not have a spiteful bone in her body. in the film and she is mean spirited and spiteful. she does little things to get back at miss minchin. in the book and sara is above such things. she does stand up to miss minchin. she tells the truth and is not cowed by her. but she does not do the stupid and spiteful things that the sara in the film does. it really rather unsettling to me that so many here say they loved the book and they love the movie. i can not help but wonder. did we read the same book. the whole point of the book was personal responsibility and behaving with honor and integrity and always telling the truth and facing adversity with calm and integrity. sara has a happy ending in the book  not the ridiculous survival of her father and but the joining with his partner who has been searching for her. in the book and she is taken in by this new father figure who loves and cares for her and becky. and miss minchin is not a chimney sweep  that part of the film really was stupid. to see all this praise for this wretched film is disturbing to me. we are praising a film that glorifies petty and spiteful behavior with a few tips of the hat to kindness. sara in the book was kind to the bone and full of integrity. i do not even recognize her in the film. she not in it. good thing mrs. burnett isn not alive to see this horrid thing. it ghastly and undeserving to bear the title of her book. 
i absolutely despise this film. i wanted to love it  i really wanted to. but man and oh man  they were so off with sara. and the father living was pretty cheesy. that straight out of the shirley temple film. i highly recommend the book. it is amazing. in the book and sara is honorable and decent and she does the right thing. because it is right. she doesn not have a spiteful bone in her body. in the film and she is mean spirited and spiteful. she does little things to get back at miss minchin. in the book and sara is above such things. she does stand up to miss minchin. she tells the truth and is not cowed by her. but she does not do the stupid and spiteful things that the sara in the film does. it really rather unsettling to me that so many here say they loved the book and they love the movie. i can not help but wonder. did we read the same book. the whole point of the book was personal responsibility and behaving with honor and integrity and always telling the truth and facing adversity with calm and integrity. sara has a happy ending in the book  not the ridiculous survival of her father and but the joining with his partner who has been searching for her. in the book and she is taken in by this new father figure who loves and cares for her and becky. and miss minchin is not a chimney sweep  that part of the film really was stupid. to see all this praise for this wretched film is disturbing to me. we are praising a film that glorifies petty and spiteful behavior with a few tips of the hat to kindness. sara in the book was kind to the bone and full of integrity. i do not even recognize her in the film. she not in it. good thing mrs. burnett isn not alive to see this horrid thing. it ghastly and undeserving to bear the title of her book. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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