Reviews for Cross Creek

6.4 / 10 2h 7min

In the 1930s, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings moves to Florida's backwaters to write in peace. She feels bothered by affectionate men, editors and confused neighbors, but soon she connects and writes The Yearling, a classic of American literature.

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Review by RainbowRaven

Smart, clean depiction of early 20th century Florida

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All Reaction moments

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Review by AuroraArcher

Cross Creek was a laid back but enjoyable movie

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Review by user446ua64g9ww

If My Dog Was This Lame I'd Have It Put Down

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Review by user325wp0x2tjl

Slight movie, saved by Rip Torn

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Review by user642ozgkmh3h

Engaging Semi-Biopic of a Great Writer

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Review by user626kxn581i0

Overcoming hardships in Florida backwoods...

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Review by user164w8hvzrmg

Decide what you want to do and then DO IT, come what may

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Review by MysticManta

Beautiful and moving; a testimony to Marjorie Rawlings

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Reviews for Cross Creek

Smart, clean depiction of early 20th century Florida

Cross Creek was a laid back but enjoyable movie

If My Dog Was This Lame I'd Have It Put Down

Slight movie, saved by Rip Torn

Engaging Semi-Biopic of a Great Writer

Overcoming hardships in Florida backwoods...

Decide what you want to do and then DO IT, come what may

Beautiful and moving; a testimony to Marjorie Rawlings

Cross Creek is a beautiful place to be as cinematographer John Alonzo enchantingly captured in director Martin Ritt's 1983 film

Enjoyable whether you appreciate Rawlings or not