Little Manhattan & The Man in the Moon, DVD

Features

Closed Caption; Little Manhattan: ; Full-length audio commentary woth director Mark Levin and screenwriter Jennifer Flackett; Behind the scenes in Central Park; From Scout to Screen featurette; Deleted scenes and more!

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Scene Index

Disc #1, Side A -- Little Manhattan: Full Screen
1. Gross/Main Titles [:38]
2. Pairing Up [2:51]
3. Bait and Switch [1:53]
4. Nine Blocks Square [4:47]
5. Touring the Park [1:50]
6. Hot [3:38]
7. Apartment Hunting [4:54]
8. The Village [:31]
9. Wild Animal [4:54]
10. Grounded [1:50]
11. Ripped From His Hands [6:53]
12. Two-Way Street [3:26]
13. Cooties [4:01]
14. Moment of Reckoning [2:23]
15. The Pain With No Name [:52]
16. No Room for a Woman [2:00]
17. Things Left Unsaid [3:08]
18. True Courage [5:48]
19. Clearing the Clutter [2:03]
20. End Titles [1:51]
Disc #1, Side B -- Little Manhattan: Widescreen
1. Gross/Main Titles [:38]
2. Pairing Up [2:51]
3. Bait and Switch [1:53]
4. Nine Blocks Square [4:47]
5. Touring the Park [1:50]
6. Hot [3:38]
7. Apartment Hunting [4:54]
8. The Village [:31]
9. Wild Animal [4:54]
10. Grounded [1:50]
11. Ripped From His Hands [6:53]
12. Two-Way Street [3:26]
13. Cooties [4:01]
14. Moment of Reckoning [2:23]
15. The Pain With No Name [:52]
16. No Room for a Woman [2:00]
17. Things Left Unsaid [3:08]
18. True Courage [5:48]
19. Clearing the Clutter [2:03]
20. End Titles [1:51]
Disc #2 -- The Man in the Moon
1. Title/Girl Fears [2:56]
2. Sunday Fellowship [2:48]
3. Private Property [3:05]
4. The Third Degree [1:26]
5. Like Father, Like Son [4:57]
6. Sisterly Advice [2:50]
7. Just a Little Girl [6:04]
8. All Is Forgiven [3:14]
9. First Kiss [:36]
10. Out of Her League [7:07]
11. Court Goes Courting [1:54]
12. Having a Baby [6:04]
13. Love and Death [2:42]
14. A Painful Goodbye [5:24]
15. Dad's Church [5:00]
16. Making Sense/Credits [3:16]

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In its elegiac nostalgia for the days of childhood innocence, Robert Mulligan's The Man in the Moon recalls another of Mulligan's earlier films, To Kill A Mockingbird. Set in a Louisiana backwater town in the 1950s, the film chronicles the coming-of-age of a young teenage girl. Dani (Reese Witherspoon) is a fourteen-year-old girl who shares a room with her seventeen-year-old sister Maureen (Emily Warfield). During hot summer nights, they sleep on the screened-in back porch of their home, talking about romance, the future, and the meaning of life. Moving into the house next door is a handsome seventeen-year-old boy, Court Foster (Jason London). Court meets Dani at the local swimming hole and they are immediately attracted to each other; through Court, Dani experiences her first true and perfect love. But when Court meets Maureen, the sparks really fly and Maureen falls in love with him too. Now Maureen is torn between holding back her love for Court or accepting his love and betraying her sister. A tragic event makes Maureen's mind up for her. Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide

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All Movie Guide

In its elegiac nostalgia for the days of childhood innocence, Robert Mulligan's The Man in the Moon recalls another of Mulligan's earlier films, To Kill A Mockingbird. Set in a Louisiana backwater town in the 1950s, the film chronicles the coming-of-age of a young teenage girl. Dani (Reese Witherspoon) is a fourteen-year-old girl who shares a room with her seventeen-year-old sister Maureen (Emily Warfield). During hot summer nights, they sleep on the screened-in back porch of their home, talking about romance, the future, and the meaning of life. Moving into the house next door is a handsome seventeen-year-old boy, Court Foster (Jason London). Court meets Dani at the local swimming hole and they are immediately attracted to each other; through Court, Dani experiences her first true and perfect love. But when Court meets Maureen, the sparks really fly and Maureen falls in love with him too. Now Maureen is torn between holding back her love for Court or accepting his love and betraying her sister. A tragic event makes Maureen's mind up for her. Paul Brenner

All Movie Guide

The bittersweet pangs of first love among sixth graders sets the stage for this romantic comedy. Gabe (Josh Hutcherson) is an 11-year-old boy living on the more exclusive side of New York City; his parents, Adam (Bradley Whitford) and Leslie (Cynthia Nixon), are splitting up, and as their marriage slowly crumbles, they've both become increasingly protective of their son. While most of Gabe's friends are still firmly in the "girls are yucky" stage, Gabe has found his head turned by Rosemary (Charlie Ray), a cute girl in his karate class. Negotiating the tricky waters of impressing the opposite sex for the first time, Gabe works up the nerve to ask Rosemary out on a date, and in time the two begin spending their spare time together. But just when Gabe feels ready to tackle the next step and tell Rosemary that he's in love with her, he learns that she'll be spending the summer away at camp, meaning he'll have to spend his vacation pining for her. Meanwhile, as Gabe turns to Adam for advice, Adam begins taking another look at where his relationship with Leslie went sour. Little Manhattan was the first directorial effort for writer and producer Mark Levin. Mark Deming

UPC: 883904133926
Source: MGM (VIDEO & DVD)
Region Code: 1
Aspect Ratio: Pre-1954 Standard (1.33.1), Cinemascope (2.35:1)
Presentation: Pan & Scan, Wide Screen
Sound: Dolby Digital Mono, Dolby Digital Surround, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
Language: English, Espa�ol, Fran�ais
Subtitles: English, Espa�ol, Fran�ais
Time: 3:10:00
Sales Rank: 22,583

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Features:

Closed Caption; Little Manhattan: ; Full-length audio commentary woth director Mark Levin and screenwriter Jennifer Flackett; Behind the scenes in Central Park; From Scout to Screen featurette; Deleted scenes and more!

Scene Index

Disc #1, Side A -- Little Manhattan: Full Screen
1. Gross/Main Titles [:38]
2. Pairing Up [2:51]
3. Bait and Switch [1:53]
4. Nine Blocks Square [4:47]
5. Touring the Park [1:50]
6. Hot [3:38]
7. Apartment Hunting [4:54]
8. The Village [:31]
9. Wild Animal [4:54]
10. Grounded [1:50]
11. Ripped From His Hands [6:53]
12. Two-Way Street [3:26]
13. Cooties [4:01]
14. Moment of Reckoning [2:23]
15. The Pain With No Name [:52]
16. No Room for a Woman [2:00]
17. Things Left Unsaid [3:08]
18. True Courage [5:48]
19. Clearing the Clutter [2:03]
20. End Titles [1:51]
Disc #1, Side B -- Little Manhattan: Widescreen
1. Gross/Main Titles [:38]
2. Pairing Up [2:51]
3. Bait and Switch [1:53]
4. Nine Blocks Square [4:47]
5. Touring the Park [1:50]
6. Hot [3:38]
7. Apartment Hunting [4:54]
8. The Village [:31]
9. Wild Animal [4:54]
10. Grounded [1:50]
11. Ripped From His Hands [6:53]
12. Two-Way Street [3:26]
13. Cooties [4:01]
14. Moment of Reckoning [2:23]
15. The Pain With No Name [:52]
16. No Room for a Woman [2:00]
17. Things Left Unsaid [3:08]
18. True Courage [5:48]
19. Clearing the Clutter [2:03]
20. End Titles [1:51]
Disc #2 -- The Man in the Moon
1. Title/Girl Fears [2:56]
2. Sunday Fellowship [2:48]
3. Private Property [3:05]
4. The Third Degree [1:26]
5. Like Father, Like Son [4:57]
6. Sisterly Advice [2:50]
7. Just a Little Girl [6:04]
8. All Is Forgiven [3:14]
9. First Kiss [:36]
10. Out of Her League [7:07]
11. Court Goes Courting [1:54]
12. Having a Baby [6:04]
13. Love and Death [2:42]
14. A Painful Goodbye [5:24]
15. Dad's Church [5:00]
16. Making Sense/Credits [3:16]

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