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It starred Katie Stuart as Meg, with Creator/MunroChambers as one of her twin brothers Sandy, and Creator/AlfreWoodard as Mrs. Whatsit.
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It starred Katie Stuart Creator/KatieStuart as Meg, with Creator/MunroChambers as one of her twin brothers Sandy, and Creator/AlfreWoodard as Mrs. Whatsit.
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The 2003 adaptation of L'Engle's ''Literature/AWrinkleInTime'' is a much-shilled Canadian MadeForTVMovie produced by Creator/{{Disney}}.
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The 2003 adaptation of L'Engle's Creator/MadeleineLEngle's ''Literature/AWrinkleInTime'' is a much-shilled Canadian MadeForTVMovie produced by Creator/{{Disney}}.
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[[caption-width-right:250:[[CoversAlwaysLie This is nothing like the movie.]]]]
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It starred Katie Stuart as Meg, with Creator/MunroChambers as one of her twin brothers Sandy, and Creator/AlfreWoodard as Mrs. Whatsit.
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* TheLoner: Meg does not like anyone, and nobody likes Meg, not even herself.
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* TheLoner: LonersAreFreaks: Meg does not like anyone, and nobody likes Meg, not even herself.herself. That is, until some very weird folk come along.
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It follows the premise of the novel, but was intended to have an audience of quite young children and suffered through DevelopmentHell, intended to be a 2002 MiniSeries. Instead, it was rescheduled and cut to just over 2 hours in length, first originally broadcast as a single block, which would go on to cause it being distributed as a movie. The taming of the movie to fit with the other Disney miniseries, and the discrepancies in format, are seen to have largely contributed to its overall negative reception. L'Engle herself said that "she glimpsed it" and that it is as bad as she expected.
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It follows the premise of the novel, but was intended to have an audience of quite young children and suffered through DevelopmentHell, intended to be a 2002 MiniSeries. Instead, it was rescheduled and cut to just over 2 hours in length, first originally broadcast as a single block, which would go on to cause it being distributed as a movie. The taming of the movie to fit with the other Disney miniseries, and the discrepancies in format, are seen to have largely contributed to its overall negative reception. L'Engle herself said that "she glimpsed it" and that it is as bad as she expected.expected.
!!This movie contains the following tropes:
* CoversAlwaysLie: The DVD cover features the three main characters on a winged ''horse'' above a medieval-looking castle, neither of which remotely resembles anything that appears in the film.
* DisappearedDad: The call comes in the shape of Meg's astrophysicist dad going missing.
* TheLoner: Meg does not like anyone, and nobody likes Meg, not even herself.
* NeverTrustATrailer: Much of what you see in the trailer is not what's in the movie, with some shots even ripped from other films!
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!!This movie contains the following tropes:
* CoversAlwaysLie: The DVD cover features the three main characters on a winged ''horse'' above a medieval-looking castle, neither of which remotely resembles anything that appears in the film.
* DisappearedDad: The call comes in the shape of Meg's astrophysicist dad going missing.
* TheLoner: Meg does not like anyone, and nobody likes Meg, not even herself.
* NeverTrustATrailer: Much of what you see in the trailer is not what's in the movie, with some shots even ripped from other films!
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The 2003 adaptation of L'Engle's ''Literature/AWrinkleInTime'' is a much-shilled Canadian MadeForTVMovie produced by Creator/{{Disney}}.
It follows the premise of the novel, but was intended to have an audience of quite young children and suffered through DevelopmentHell, intended to be a 2002 MiniSeries. Instead, it was rescheduled and cut to just over 2 hours in length, first originally broadcast as a single block, which would go on to cause it being distributed as a movie. The taming of the movie to fit with the other Disney miniseries, and the discrepancies in format, are seen to have largely contributed to its overall negative reception. L'Engle herself said that "she glimpsed it" and that it is as bad as she expected.
It follows the premise of the novel, but was intended to have an audience of quite young children and suffered through DevelopmentHell, intended to be a 2002 MiniSeries. Instead, it was rescheduled and cut to just over 2 hours in length, first originally broadcast as a single block, which would go on to cause it being distributed as a movie. The taming of the movie to fit with the other Disney miniseries, and the discrepancies in format, are seen to have largely contributed to its overall negative reception. L'Engle herself said that "she glimpsed it" and that it is as bad as she expected.
