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Tiger Eyes
TrailerAfter Davey's father is killed in a hold-up, she and her mother and younger brother visit relatives in New Mexico. Once there, Davey meets a Native American youth who helps her cope after her father's senseless murder.Genre: DramaActors: Willa Holland, Amy Jo Johnson, Gwen Goldsmith, Lucien Dale, Cynthia Stevenson, Forrest Fyre, Nephele Jackson, Tatanka Means, Michael Sheets, Mike Miller, Josh Berry, ...»Director: Lawrence BlumeCountry: United StatesDuration: 92 minQuality: HDRelease: 2012IMDb: 6.30 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Tiger Eyes"
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DaveyPlayed by: Willa Holland
Gwen WexlerPlayed by: Amy Jo Johnson
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Critic Reviews of "Tiger Eyes"
Seattle TimesOctober 24, 2013It's a pleasant-enough movie, but offers little that the book doesn't give its readers; far too quickly, it fades away.
Dallas Morning NewsJune 07, 2013Remarkably, the story, adapted by Blume with her son, director Lawrence Blume, seems as fresh, painful and poignant as when she wrote it.
New York PostJune 07, 2013Time has robbed Blume's subjects of shock value, but her perceptiveness hasn't dimmed. The movie's sincerity carries it along, and makes this story endearing despite its filmmaking clichés.
New York TimesJune 07, 2013This attenuated coming-of-age tale oozes heart and perhaps too much respect for its source material.
Chicago TribuneJune 06, 2013A gentle, honest and shrewdly realized film ... It's worth seeking out.
Arkansas Democrat-GazetteAugust 17, 2013...scants the rich emotional potential in favor of After School Special cliches
Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA)July 13, 2013Tiger Eyes' characters are so obvious as to be underlined and color-coded.
School Library JournalJune 18, 2013Guided by a gentle pace, this is a quiet film, in tone and in its acting.
Cinemalogue.comJune 13, 2013... a perceptive work that should connect with young audiences and proves that Blume's emotional ideas still resonate.
Common Sense MediaJune 11, 2013Tender, well-acted teen drama is true to classic Blume book.
Blu-ray.comJune 09, 2013A leaden, rushed movie, with Blume's own son responsible for mucking with the nuances of the source material, flattening promising conflicts and painful introspection.
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