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[@PogoMusic]

The 1993 film was already perfect!

[@nine7702]

It is and will always be but they want to appeal to younger generations

[@natalieisthunder]

Absolutely correct nothing can beat the 1993 version and also...Pogo just wanna say. I love your work❤️

[@KarthiRukmangadan]

@@natalieisthunder what is the name of the film (1993) ?

[@natalieisthunder]

KARTHIGEYAN RUKMANGADAN it’s called the secret garden. They used the same title.

[@sugarbunify]

Thank you, Pogo. ☹️ I agree.

[@NerwenAldarion]

One of my favorite books as a child, if they mess this up...

[@christophercarlisle7887]

They will...

[@lunawolf1493]

I'm gonna be so pissed if they do

[@mariewaurig7710]

It feels like they did

[@lunawolf1493]

@@mariewaurig7710 😩😩

[@aryastark5177]

Why does it matter if they take artistic license to make this film different? The book will always be there, preserved for you to read a million times if you want to and the original movie will always be available to watch if you like that movie best.

[@caitlinb6431]

I hope the fantasy elements are just from the kids' imaginations. The story is powerful enough without needing to add unnecessary magic

[@vorablackwitch9778]

Right, magic was how Mary saw the healing beauty & energy of the secret garden of nature.

[@octo8116]

agreed

[@silkyalexis336]

agreed

[@Robin-be1zm]

Disagreed, what story?

[@octo8116]

@@Robin-be1zm the original book

[@klaramattiussi6382]

Why. The 1993 version is PERFECT. Aren't there so many other stories to tell?

[@Wamagirii]

You'd imagine that eh! Spoiling a classic

[@christopherparrisjr.3146]

I agree that the 1993 version is fantastic. But it’s about familiarity. Movie studios would rather retell a story we all know instead of a new one. Making movies aren’t cheap and they want to play it safe.

[@Silverado._]

@James King no they haven't. They made a re - adaptation to appeal to younger generations

[@mandaJt]

@@Silverado._ Why would the 1993 version not appeal to younger generations?

[@Silverado._]

@@mandaJt because younger generations like newer things

[@ruby-gn2jq]

the 1993 film version was so good!! in this she didn’t ‘fall’ into the garden and the 1993 version just seemed so much more realistic

[@Titanicdork133]

The 1993 version was a masterpeice. The days before CGI and over stylised sets.

[@jenniferhuynh9138]

Agreed

[@dessappy]

I love that version too. I remembered the set design was so good. Especially Collin's room.

[@kittykins5744]

Sadly, they changed too many story details such as where she found the key. It was "just okay" for me. The British mini-series preserves the story the best.

[@Titanicdork133]

KittyKins57 where was the key found?

[@kittykins5744]

@@Titanicdork133 I believe it was in a chest in the attic. You're right though that version does a very good job overall and is the best that has been done in movie form. The BBC mini-series is the most accurate, but it's a bit bland.

[@maeverose6856]

I've seen the 1993 version of The Secret Garden probably a hundred times over and I don't know why they would want to make another version. 1993 version was absolutely perfect and still to this day one of my favourite movies.

[@dnersargaren8677]

Exactly.

[@saraheart2804]

And the original was also great. I guess there will always be remakes but hopefully parents will show the other versions.

[@MissPinz]

Same here. I grew up with that one and it's still so magical to this day.

[@Jessicanimation]

Likely to appeal to a new generation.

[@lindacundiff4613]

1993 and the tv movie was the second best, But I gotta bad feeling about this one. :(

[@pinklemonade6597]

The 1993 version was so good, why do they feel the need to make a whole new one?

[@phoebes2523]

Probably to appeal to the younger generations. Many younger people these days don’t like watching “old” movies

[@sleepingphoenix1281]

So they can reinterpret in a more ‘woke’ fashion.

[@janno105]

1993 version was perfect.

[@PogoMusic]

One word: money

[@jenniferhuynh9138]

Exactly

[@shortvids199]

I do love Julie Walters but no one can outdo Maggie Smith’s performance as Mrs. Medlock..

[@zeejayl752]

No one can outdo Maggie Smith in anything she’s portrayed

[@yasminemobley7858]

Maggie Smith is makes it look so easy when it isn't.

[@tara4455]

agreed!

[@LiveLocallyNow]

I grew up watching The Secret Garden (1993) and loved it. A few years ago I bought it on DVD, and am excited to show it to my daughter when she gets older. I can't imagine any other version of TSG being more magical than the 1993 version. It helped me to appreciate gardens and flowers and taught me what wick was and meant! As an adult I have been trying to recreate my own, small, secret garden. It's magic and heartwarming version never left my memory. I'll give this a try, because I love costume drama, and this story, but I already know which will version will never, ever be topped. It's one of, it not my favorite, movie.

[@saphie1080]

Sorry, but there’s a thing called overdoing and this is it. Mary didn’t fall into the garden, no one yelled at mr craven ‘your son needs you’ and there were absolutely no house fires. Did they even read the book?

[@kenzieandthetriplets9958]

Yeet!

[@kategoodchild9540]

you must be fun at parties

[@saphie1080]

@@kenzieandthetriplets9958 The new book? when was it released and by who?:o

[@saphie1080]

@@boringboi3092 I don't think that was what happened in chap 1? which book did you read this from?

[@saphie1080]

@@kategoodchild9540 Thanks, you must be a such a nice person to give so nice compliments :)

[@mikenicholson7465]

Oh good, the entire mansion is on fire just like it wasn't in the book.

[@sophiam.krager3815]

and it´s not like they just told an important part of the movie or anything....like sometimes i just don´t get these people who make trailers

[@giaochiphan]

Yeah wtf what’s next Rambo show up?

[@OwenFriday13]

And Arnold yelling "get to the choppa! "

[@giaochiphan]

@@OwenFriday13 Mary said: Colin, go with him if you want to live!!!!

[@FreyaEinde]

I mean it also didn’t take place during the blitz, so this is all over the place.

[@jenniferhuynh9138]

93 version was perfection. There is no way I'm going to ruin my childhood memories w this.

[@arabella8395]

Jennifer Huynh exactly my thoughts sis

[@Blackpinkblinks-stephanie2010]

This is intended for new generation..

[@jenniferhuynh9138]

@@Blackpinkblinks-stephanie2010 I do get that. But tbh, movie producers have been getting so carried away w these remakes. First of all, most of them are terrible! Only good thing is animation/CGI/effects. So why ruin a perfectly perfect classic when there is just no need? Ill tell you. Money.

[@Isa-qz9mb]

You haven't even seen it yet. I'm honestly liking this trailer more than the 93 movie

[@jenniferhuynh9138]

@@Isa-qz9mb to each their own:)

[@beeduo]

The 1993 version was my childhood I used to watch it over and over again, this is nothing like that version. Mary is supposed to a spoilt child from India and she didn’t fall into The Secret Garden, she found a door.

[@vajnasan4538]

Everyone’s so eager to tear this movie apart. I went to watch it on a whim, haven’t even heard of the book before or seen the trailer. It’s a very touching movie, made with so much love that seeps out of every detail for those who know how to see them. Movies by books shouldn’t and can’t be literal adaptations, they are also art in their own right. Kudos to everyone who made this, there is so much love brought to life in it, and for those who attack it, don’t let your hearts harden too much. Share your love for the material with the movie authors, dislike it if you will but know that if someone gave so much of their life and effort into it, they too must adore the material.

[@potatopatata1203]

I extremely agree with you! People are so cruel to this movie just because of the excessive fantasy, the story isn't the same in the book for which it shouldn't have too it can have some information out, and how there are so many flaws, like can people appreciate how beautiful this movie is without looking at its flaws?

[@monkiram]

Thanks for leaving the only positive comment I've seen so far. There's nothing wrong with disliking something, but I can't help but feel like everybody in the comments hated this movie without even seeing it just because they don't want to see the older movie or the book be usurped.

[@seanchaney3086]

Watch the 1993 movie

[@KateKatastrophe]

some one should of put their life and effort into something else.

[@catherineaustin2]

Well there's your problem, you didn't even read the book! That's not anything to be proud of. The movie would be nothing without that book and if they've disrespected and changed everything from the book to the movie, then yeah, it's gonna be a bad movie.

[@odilemltt2876]

I don't really like the fact that they added supernatural elements, the story was magical enough without them...

[@LiveLocallyNow]

Yes I agree, the 1993 version was haunting enough on its own. Almost like there was a ghost presence - Colin's crying made it sound scary, Mary's dream about her mother, Archibald's dream about his wife which brought him home, the kid's fire ceremony, the abandoned wing of the house, and the swing constantly blowing in the breeze by itself, swinging. Oh man, I get chills thinking about it now, it was all just perfectly eerie enough! Perfect for the mind of a 10 year old child, scared and alone in a big, drafty, and unfamiliar house, with no one to properly love them. The house did feel dead and haunted, and you got the feeling that with the reuniting of Colin and his father, the garden alive, and Mary added, everything became pleasant again. The unhappy ghost is now resting in peace. :-)

[@worrywart1311]

Well there were supernatural elements in the 1993 film that numerous people are praising here.

[@kaniisadora2423]

U want then to just copy it completely? If you prefer the original than go watch the original, they HAVE to change some factors of the movie

[@vampbites89]

@@kaniisadora2423 it’s more like that wasn’t the point of the original book. Adding supernatural elements just takes away from the power of finding your own happiness and making good out of the bad and just says “oh, well here’s some magic to make you feel better”. It disconnects from the idea that people can change their own lives for the better if they are just willing to try.

[@kaniisadora2423]

@@vampbites89 yeah but people need to quit complaining, they aren't the director so they have zero say in how the movie is produced. If they don't like it, don't watch it. They should quit complaining and get on with their life,

[@erikm8372]

Nothing can compare to the absolute drama and tear-jerker that was 1993’s _The Secret Garden_ and its beautiful musical score. Dame Maggie Smith starring as Mrs Medlock. Kate Maberly as Mary. It’s an all-star cast. The children are sooo dramatic, the actor who plays Craven is so intense yet completely melts and falls apart by the end. I’m literally sobbing by the end, myself, when the theme song by Linda Ronstadt ("Winter Light") comes on. I don’t know, nothing can top that version for me. Maybe because it was my childhood. But the acting, human and animal, and the scenery in the Yorkshire Moors, is just stunning.

[@alyx1453]

Honestly, the producers really could have taken "that less is more" lesson here. This is wayyyy to much. If anyone knows the book or 1993 film, this film will only disappoint. I bet that they will try to remake A Little Princess too and just destroy it....agh oh well.

[@dnersargaren8677]

Oh no no no, please don't, not A Little Princess too!

[@danielledouglas99]

NOOO, i love that story please that cant be next...

[@carriekitchen5796]

Lmao they better not touch a little princess!

[@cristianisabelhendricks7499]

I love both the Shirley Temple and the 90s Little Princess as well as the book, so if they make a new one I will cry

[@lisafernley3810]

@@dnersargaren8677 they did a version of A Little Princess in the 90s, not very good

[@ashleyt5362]

The 1993 version was perfect! The soundtrack was phenomenal. Why must Hollywood keep remaking good movies? Leave these classics alone.

[@meking1808]

Wait where's the bit where she grew up in India but her parents died of disease? That was one of the most important parts of the book. And where she stayed a while with that family with about six sons. Also, *why was there fire?*

[@Kaayzau]

The book is always different to the movie

[@lukistriskis3547]

u do realize this is a trailer, right?

[@l-3832]

@@lukistriskis3547 thank. you.

[@naturanihilfrustrafacit5619]

You did not watch the movie!!! Just the trailer.

[@kaniisadora2423]

It's just a trailer, relax. Plus they can't copywrite idiot😂 they legally have to change 80% of the movie

[@mhnoni]

I'm still going to watch this movie and enjoy it but this is one of those movies that I really don't want a remake for it, I watched The Secret Garden (1993) only 3 years back and it never felt old, actually, it was magical. there are tons of other good movies that need a remake, this one is not one of those movies. The only movies that need a remake are the ones that had old CGI, someone needs to call Hollywood and tell them that.

[@SPM0717]

It's not a remake, it's an adaptation of the novel, there's a difference...

[@ceciliagincho6806]

@Buffyslyth Because some of them were so good that Holywood busy bodies think a good idea to give them 'another chance' (the 'Chance', in this case, is for their pockets.) It's a proof of lack of creativity by screenplay authors as much as the big bosses of movies industry, who cannot come up with anything more interesting than remaking a movie - which was a hit in its own time - overloaded with special effects and some sort of artificial fantasy. Perhaps in one or another case there is a good result, and this very remake of 'The Secret Garden' might have something beautiful and interesting to watch, nevertheless such kind of 'adaption' as SicParvisMagna123 mentions above, in truth is nothing more than stealing the fantastic idea of Frances Hodgson Burnett's wonderful book and giving it a 'makeover'. P.S.: Personally, I feel the 1993 version of the book is unforgettable and unsurpassable.

[@nidakazi7021]

@N nOni I agree!! I don't want this experience to destroy the one I had after watching the 1993 version. But I'd still like to watch this because it's my favorite book

[@NoSurrender786]

@@SPM0717 adaptation *

[@mysticloverfairy1]

Do you really think the 1993 version is the only version that exist,hate to break it to you ,but this has been remade six times ,1949, 1975, 1985, 1993 ,a cartoon version and 2017 a Steampunk version,not to mention a musical and a sequel.

[@writerspen010]

The spitting thing... did they really just "I'm nOt LiKe OtHeR gIrLs" Mary Lennox? =_=

[@danielapemcova345]

writerspen010 it was pathetic. Mary didn’t act like that

[@darealestsamurai3565]

🤮🤮🤮 gross I know.

[@darealestsamurai3565]

Everything has to be feminist in some way. Hate it

[@writerspen010]

@@darealestsamurai3565 Having your female lead (and girls, more generally) insult other girls to be or feel superior isn't considered feminist at all. That's an idea this 4th wave of feminism has been pushing back against for years.

[@wolfjackle]

I saw it a bit different. She said "I'm no lady, sir." which I took to mean "I'm not too high-and-mighty." Basically, I read it as more a comment on social class than gender.

[@ITGirlll]

If they don’t address her time in India, this should just be a new movie. Don’t call it a remake if it strays too far from the source material. 🤞🏼the cgi doesn’t kill it & it does for today’s kids what the 90’s one & book did for us.

[@raihanzzu2508]

Yeah. And i think it has a lot different with the real movie. It's just too... hmm.. idk.. it's like a fantasy movie now

[@thiagoeduardomorais5338]

waerf wr3wr

[@ajeasmon0715]

Very true

[@rashidullah7347]

Hi

[@lucianamendes3697]

like

[@craigmachiwenyika876]

The spell was broken,my uncle learned to laugh and I learned to cry,the secret garden is always open now,open,awake and alive, If you look the right way... You’ll see that the whole world is your secret garden🦋

[@randomuploadsism]

You'll never beat Maggie Smith as Medlock!

[@ROBYNMARKOW]

I love the one made back in the '90's so I personally don't see the need for a remake.

[@SPM0717]

It's an adaption of the novel, not a remake...

[@ROBYNMARKOW]

@@SPM0717 , If they can find a unique way to reinterpet it ( like Little Women) Ok,maybe..

[@writerspen010]

This looks a little weird... The Secret Garden is baby's first Gothic, not... this vibe... Not sure if I'll see this, but I'm excited that Colin Firth is in the role of the uncle. Perfect casting there.

[@sissymarie4757]

He plays Collin as an adult in the 1987 version.

[@kathrynmiller4240]

My thoughts exactly! Imagine seeing a Jane Eyre adaptation with this vibe 😆

[@writerspen010]

@@kathrynmiller4240 I just pictured Jane doing the weird spitting thing they did in the trailer and saying dramatically, "I am no bird" xDD

[@laurajanco2i]

@@writerspen010 I don't even wanna comment on that😂

[@indiciaobscure]

John Lynch who played the Dad in the 90s version is one of the most underrated actors. He's perfect and heartbreaking in the role. Not that Colin Firth won't do well, I just want to credit an unknown actor.

[@thecommentsuperhero8578]

Glad to see the new generation will get a version of this classic.

[@TomorrowWeLive]

Sad to see it'll be a leftist alt-history version with totally period-accurate Africans inserted just so English kids don't get any ideas about "our" country, "our" history and "our" literature

[@thecommentsuperhero8578]

@@TomorrowWeLive Wow. So sad.

[@TomorrowWeLive]

@@thecommentsuperhero8578 yes it is. If you don't think so your mind and soul have been corrupted beyond recovery.

[@thecommentsuperhero8578]

@@TomorrowWeLive Interesting.

[@aryastark5177]

@@TomorrowWeLive Wait until you find out Mary is a fictional character lol.

[@nadahussain1948]

One my favourite book of my childhood it brought special memory I feel so sad yesterday I heard the worst news of my life my heart so broken my dad been diagnose as cancer patient and we hide it from him because we want him to go through treatment without mentally be pressurised please everyone pray for him 🤲

[@violetguavapeachee5573]

Aww I wish him the best 😔😣🤞🤞🙏

[@jongon0848]

What made the 1993 film so great was how adult and grounded it was with it's bleak and eerie atmosphere and how the kids acted like real kids around each other. I'm not really getting that with this trailer but I'll still give it a chance.

[@sithariswolf]

Was really excited to take my Daughter to this but it seems too fantastical. I liked the 90s version with it's gritty look and how nature can be magical all by itself. 🤔

[@cappujhino]

Exactly. The story was so subtle and they kinda just turned it all into 'oh yea it's magic btw'

[@eltano06]

and the soundtrack of 90s one is way better

[@violetguavapeachee5573]

Show your daughter the OG ones like the new adaptations have just been made for money like the OG ones were for money aswell but more for enjoyment and yes I honestly agree so much I really wish film makers today would stop washing movies with CGI and embrace what’s given to them rather than making things that aren’t real (also the gritty look is what I miss so much like film makers never use it anymore and that’s what made movies from the 90’s so nostalgic 😔)

[@LadySaundra]

My girls saw this new version, then later I had to show them the 1993 version. They really liked it!

[@keemiasoltanizhang9045]

omg first little women then the secret garden .... we're rlly getting all the childhood stories as films in 2020, my copy of the usborn illustrated classics for girls is THRIVING

[@duncanschuck1141]

because there's never been a little women movie

[@vorablackwitch9778]

Secret Garden was already a movie as well. I don't see it as being too different other than Mary's supposed to be "ugly" & Colin, an annoying sick brat.

[@keemiasoltanizhang9045]

@@duncanschuck1141 can y'all just let me enjoy my beloved childhood stories in a fullscreen movie theatre eating popcorn in peace lol

[@keemiasoltanizhang9045]

@@vorablackwitch9778 you only have to watch it if you want to i think

[@miayana2539]

@@duncanschuck1141 there were four perfectly good adaptations before the 2019 debacle

[@lima73]

Yes the 1993 version was definitely a masterpiece and also one of my most beloved movies. Still the point of new movie adaptations is to bring the story back to life, especially for younger generations and to discover maybe new aspects of the story that are relevant to our current time. New content won‘t take away the content we already have and love, so why not be open to it?:) But yea the trend to include CGI excessively in any new children’s movie is getting on my nerves, too, I won‘t lie.

[@FPSmoto]

True, but I would argue that kids are probably already inundated with tv shows and movies that are already filled with CGI. Is it too much of an ask to have a kid sit down and watch a slightly more boring movie to change the way they look at movies? I certainly didn't have a solid grasp on these concepts when I was young, but having seen the 1993 version multiple times, I'd say it's one event in growing up that helped anchor me to the magic that is nature, as well as to better understand the dance between life and death. I think adults, at the very least, don't have a problem seeing past the fluff to get to the real content, but kids being so impressionable, it would seem that the added CGI was an attempt to dumb down the original story because movie execs think kids are incapable of understanding nuance or to gain an appreciation for the magic of nature. Still, I am open to seeing this newer film, and possibly the 1987 version since I read that Colin Firth was in that one as well.

[@jellybaebi]

I looooved how magical the original secret garden movie was growing up. This one looks like it’ll be literally magical.

[@virginiarumuly8875]

Colin Firth was the full-grown, war-time Colin in the '87 version wasn't he? Making him the uncle in this version years later is a neat little throwback. I've seen a bunch of versions, and they're all unique and have their own interpretations of the classic tale. I've read the book two or three times and loved it. As long as I don't dwell on the differences of the book and movies, I can appreciate the art of them all.

[@zub2425]

He was! Which is indeed a potentially fun throwback.

[@ARobinStory92]

Can't tell what the movie has to offer until I've seen it, but from the music, the vibe is really different from the 1993 version. Have you heard that one's soundtrack? Less 'heroic adventure' like this trailer's song, more 'magic within the ordinary'.

[@fenilmodi838]

You have amazing imagination brother

[@ARobinStory92]

@@fenilmodi838 ✌️

[@Umbra_Magna777]

A Robin Story That soundtrack was great!

[@ARobinStory92]

@@Umbra_Magna777 It really was!

[@Blackpinkblinks-stephanie2010]

"Show dickon garden" was the soundtrack in 1993, and also "Winter light" by Linda Ronstadt, the ending song

[@yosoynoni2592]

Soon... "Titanic: Remake"

[@xxcris20xx]

Yeah, and Florence Pugh will be casted for Rose lmao. 😂

[@Thatgirldivineee]

esden this was soooooooo unnecessary man. What does race have to with this for fucks sake geez man so negative. Nothing good to say don’t say anything please

[@Thatgirldivineee]

esden pleaseeeee what movies have they black washed tell me I want to what movies have they black washed and I can tell you 5 more they have white washed let’s go

[@laismanero3629]

But that's racist tho.....😑

[@jellybaebi]

*Shudders*

[@emmae6170]

The 1987 Hallmark version will forever hold a special place in my heart. It's very interesting to see Colin Fifth playing Archibald Craven, considering he played the young adult Colin Craven in the Hallmark version. I'm not sure about this being the third imagining of the tale. Surely someone in Hollywood has an original screenplay to be produced. That's not saying it's not a story worth telling, however how many different versions have to be made?

[@TheLadyk53]

It is such a good story, I have loved it and read it over and over since I was a girl. I never really get tired of seeing it. I too noticed that Collin Firth was in the old version as well. And to think the first time I saw it I had never even heard of Collin Firth! It was not until many years later while re-watching the video that I noticed it was him. I just re-read the book at Christmas time because I had bought it as a gift for my grand niece. There was also a movie version in 1949 with Margaret O'Brien which I found online to watch. They turned the robin into a raven! That was weird! I guess in those days they did not have the filming technology to do a tiny robin. I look forward to the new version just because I love the story but this trailer looks a bit too fantastical, I am afraid it might be disappointing. Sorry for going on and on but having been in isolation for so long now, I don't have many people to talk to, so I am rambling. LOL

[@skygerspacher6891]

This trailer is better than the last which caused so much uproar from those of us who adore that book, or the different dark and faithful older movies, most especially the 1949 version. Two main things that will make or break it for me personally; Colin Firth (who I adore in most instances) must actually seem angry and nasty in the beginning. He must portray hateful and distant and cold in a way that maybe he is not comfortable with as a person to sell the true transformative powers of a little quiet garden. He must not say hateful hurtful things and then make a sad or consiliatory face afterwards. AS with the house, it must be so dark, so dim and uninvested in any sort of future happiness that your blood runs cold just looking at its dark twisting passageways, same with Collin who must not show any redeeming qualities what so ever at first, almost beyond repair. That is a message, souls who are seemingly beyond repair, so damaged and injured and lonely that they can do nothing but increase that feeling in others. AS with MAry herself who at first is such a hateful nasty child,, demanding and prejudice. The dark and the hate and the anger itself has to be something felt in the bones, cold and sheer like a cliff. and in that way, the tiny peeps of color, the tiny scent of fresh air and blue sky; the little shards of green; then bird song; then untangled masses of flowers and ground cover, bit by bit that itself broadens into corners of the house and hearts. It is the story of opposites that brush up against each other. Like in painting, the delicious quality of simultaneous contrast. Colors on the oppostie of the color wheel that bring out the best in each other when place side by side. I want to give this film a chance. this trailer is better than the last.

[@cuzimnotlaughing]

This film shaped me to the person I am today. Growing up I always loved things related to this film. Which is why one day I plan to live in a tiny cottage with a huge garden. The interiors will be floral. Then colored in pastels. With vintage furniture and alot of antique stuff.

[@Uriel-Septim.]

The book is 10x better, here it is as a full free audiobook version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpbSammchrWnmZI

[@LuxVi7]

The Secret Garden is one of my favorite books ever and this trailer does not connect with me at all so no thank you, I’ll stick with the 1993 version.

[@silkyalexis336]

i hope they dont mess this up because back then when i used to read storybooks, this was one of my favourite, powerful story indeed

[@ceciliagincho6806]

Well, I guess that is messed up already. The probability that the youngest generation may know the book and who wrote it (a most remarkable author Frances Hodgson Burnett was) is null. They go to the movies to watch such strange adaptations of originals and think this is it. The book is a timeless story of innocence and courage as much as love and friendship, but above all about the power of Nature. And THAT garden!... Absolutely gorgeous. The 1993 movie made a great adaption of the original story and all the actors and actresses were simply perfect for each role.

[@AlbertaRose94]

It’s severely messed up.

[@gabrielecapovilla8746]

You all are so homesick! I loved this new version. Of course, there are things you can't match, as Maggie Smith

[@The-bi5ry]

This isn't Narnia. Not everything is about grandeur and magical spectacle. Secret Garden is a story about discarded, broken kids and garden healing each other, that's it. That's why it's so powerful, because it's bloody simple!

[@stucklescrafter5712]

Wie kann man so ein wunderbares Buch nur so verhunzen...

[@whateverlolawants]

I don't know if this will be as good as the 1993 version, which I absolutely love, but I hope young viewers like it. It has promise, despite the criticism here (some of which I agree with.) The actress seems like a good fit for the part.

[@christophercarlisle7887]

I honestly can't see them topping the 1993 version of the film

[@dayglowjoe]

it's a masterpiece. the soundtrack and cinematography are so beautiful. but i'll watch anything with julie walters in it, not gonna lie.

[@violetguavapeachee5573]

They never will

[@thelaurenavery1133]

The original version was perfect and I’m gonna stop at that.

[@apaaf9553]

When you say "original" do you mean the 1919, 1949, 1987, 1993 or 2017 movie version? Or perhaps the 1952 -1960, 1975, 1987, 1991 and 1994 tv series version?

[@Misfit_Kitten]

Yes, the original book was the best.

[@michaelhuppe5151]

The 1949 movie is awesome

[@cloudssurfer8774]

@@apaaf9553 Hi Kapa Taf, I would appreciate it if you could tell me which a) Movie version and b) TV Series version is your favourite and perhaps why you choose so. I apologise in advance if I am troubling you. Thanking you in anticipation.

[@mashiesartworks7743]

The secret garden movie 1993 is magically perfect with it's natural and simplicity. It's a classic and undeniably timeless. 🥰 The 1993 move was absolutely perfect!!!

[@EvanTomiko]

1993 version is so magical. I always wanted to find the key to a secret garden.

[@Clare0724]

I've read the book and seen all of the versions of the movie. I can't wait to see this version

[@just-trying-my-best-everyday]

So many people judging this movie before it even comes out...

[@neptoon928]

Well considering the number of changes they’ve made from the original book can you blame them

[@macutejackieann1681]

@@neptoon928 yeah, it's really different from original, from the animation and from the book.

[@lenawalters2666]

If its not broken, don't fix it

[@kairinaminemix]

And the judgments were correct. I’m speaking from one of the few who was excited to see this but got so disappointed

[@vascanj]

Just because it's different from the book doesn't mean it'll be a bad film. I for one am excited to see this!

[@nextdoorneighbor8528]

I'm confused so you guys wanted to see the exact same thing when there is already a movie that is a perfect copy off the book. If that was true then their would be no point in the movie, that's why it has changed a little. To make it "The Secret Garden" ofc but to give you a little run for your money. I think that they have made this movie really good and you can't lie the quality was amazing. Yes the 1993 film was already perfect but give this a chance too. It may not be perfect but it sure was lovely. I give it a 9/10.

[@WaysFarOut]

No one asked for a remake. We were satisfied with the book and 1993 film.

[@mariababo9894]

Secret Garden 1993 is the perfect one

[@andreabaas5597]

I literally laughed out loud at this trailer. It's just...so typically David Heyman, who, let's be honest, has become a kind of British Michael Bay. This has been dumbed down into "adults don't understand magic/beauty/fun and a cookie cutter orphan tomboy has to insert herself into an absurdly toxic and fantastical family situation." The graphics are overdone (what about the slow beauty of the moors?), the decay in the great house is comical, the story overdramatized for villains and destructive events, and the cinematography makes it look more like "A Series of Unfortunate Events" than a Frances Hodgson Burnett novel ever would. The source material is unrecognizable in this "adaptation." It should more accurately say, "loosely inspired by the timeless novel." The 1987 Hallmark adaptation, I think, is closest in heart to the characters and their growth in the novel (but the '93 version is fine minus Medlock being a villain). Derek Jacobi is the best.

[@ringoapple3743]

Watching this remake, if you have not know nothing of the film, you would have thought it as a horror story

[@ellieg.9595]

Yes!!! I would read this as a kid chapter by chapter each night before I went to bed. It filled with my dreams with magic and enchantment. Can’t wait to see this movie

[@whydoikeepsayingeddietozie7134]

We really didn’t need or want a remake...

[@nextdoorneighbor8528]

The movie was pretty good though and also movies are never really usually to the tea as the books. They used to be but now people have different views so they do have a right to change it as they please

[@char8555]

The 1993 version was my favourite, they chose the perfect cast for each role. I don’t see as to why they have to make a new one? Just hoping it’s going to be good, the secret garden was my childhood 💗

[@anactaneustheeleventh2542]

I love these kinds of stories!!! I wrote one myself, I wanted to write something great, yes I’m not gonna lie, I too wanted to a good bank account, but overall, I wanted to inspire the kids, good kids, kids who less fortunate. You know the poor and abandoned kids, and adults too, the good ones, the ones who would appreciate it. But most of all the kids, but then God wants the kid to look up to him, so I decided not to go ahead with it, have t got to see this one, hope is a good story.

[@jinxedskyy]

I wish they casted Dickon as he was in the book and in our imagination, red head and blue eyes

[@n.y.f2490]

They had to woke-ify him though.

[@angryshortchildexe]

Another day, another one of my childhood favorites being made into butchered movie adaptations seems like

[@Tina_Bo_Binaaa]

Omg. How many times must they remake this? The 1992 version is so iconic. They gonna mess this up. I’m sure of it.

[@lincolnidk4711]

Omg. You didn't get your words right I don't think you watched the *1993* version of it? You messed your comment up. I'm sure of it.

[@muslimwoolfy-winterequestr4344]

@@lincolnidk4711 I think she meat to say 1993

[@juliaromero7512]

I just want to say that reading this book just as it is, you know without these magical stuffs added into it, is already impactful and appealing. I hope that these fantasy elements will not ruin that. When I read this book as a child, it deeply affected me down to my heart and I hope that this movie could do the same :

[@AlbertaRose94]

I have read the book many times. The trailer made me cringe. It’s ridiculous what it does to the original book.

[@kippys1]

No preconceived ideas about the film -- will let it stand on its own -- look forward to viewing it!

[@josuneschrickx]

Original film from 1919. Most renowned version from 1949 with Margaret O'brien and Dean Stockwell.

[@Neira2011]

And think the perfect version of the book already been done, 1993 by Agnieszka Holland

[@janno105]

agreed

[@deep.space.12]

I thought shaking hands were bad during Corona. Here they are spitting and shaking...

[@rashinianne6709]

😂😂😂

[@Ami_Ama]

🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣

[@lincolnidk4711]

they dont actually spit they pretend to spit

[@francoisdastardly4405]

A magical beautiful place full of digital birds !

[@cliffcorbitt9494]

I actually got to go see this movie in 1993 when it came out as a school field trip event. It was my favorite as a boy even.

[@whosumra]

I am currently reading this book! It's amazing I am not even halfway through but enjoying it This is the really first book i am ever reading THEY REUINED IT! COMPLETELY REUINED IT! *DUDE THE BOOK IS SO AMAZING IT'S FANTASTIC, FABULOUS BUT THE MOVIE IS NOT AT ALL GOOD*

[@heinhtet2234]

Anyone coming here after AURORA announced the song 🤗🤗

[@X4EA12]

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[@fractallabor]

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[@z.ew.nep.]

YESSSSSS IM ONLY WATCHING THIS BECAUSE OF HER

[@laetitiapohl138]

meee

[@heinhtet2234]

❤️❤️❤️

[@lev6306]

I don't like how they changed the father's whole personality.. I much preferred the 1993's depiction :(

[@Aklime88]

Of course they had to make Dickon black although it was very obvious he wasn't "rosy cheeks, rough curly hair, and blue eyes precisely the same color as the sky over the moor"

[@Jenny-cd2so]

I think we all saw the 1987 made for tv hallmark version first before the 93 movie. Both were good. Special effects have come a long way since then, why not make something visually stunning?

[@AmyAdairxo]

Colin Firth actually played this same role in the 1987 version, it’s so good to get him back again!!

[@BKAllmighty]

For once I agree with every "negative" (but in this case, correct) comment posted here. This film didn't need to happen. The 1993 version was perfect.

[@MariaXLouisa]

The 1949 film was perfect, it stuck by the story and atmosphere of the book.

[@MultiZombiekiller96]

One of my all time favourite movies when I was a kid loved the 1993 version.

[@spacebunno3099]

This was my favorite book in 5th grade. And seeing this turned into a movie again makes me so happy.

[@shehlaamir6011]

Why are people complaining so much? This looks pretty good.

[@diannaraguevara2059]

Ppl these days only complain and forget to enjoy. I'm reading the book for the first time in my life, almost finishing, and just find this trailer by casuality, and despite the differences I Love IT! Cant wait to watch IT!!

[@MichonneImpossible]

If the trailer made me tear up than the film is sure to ruin me.

[@Bookmad93]

Just like the book!

[@raghadraghad4735]

@@Bookmad93 yahh .....just like the book 💔💔

[@juliedosa6833]

Sadly this move is nothing like the book. So sad. Why they doing this? Same with Netflix production of “Anne of green gables”. Sad.

[@lsweet222]

The new Dickon looks like Wybie Lovat 😁👌

[@sissymarie4757]

HE DOES! I didn't see it until you said it but he would be a fantastic Wybie.

[@edwardcatt2399]

Oh I see. I was wondering how they'd get their requisite Diversity in there. Well done.

[@briannakearu7502]

I first read this story when i was 13 that was back in 2013 and i use to imagine how good this will look if it were a movie. And after few years it indeed came. Okay, i wasnt the only who was so much fascinated and badly wanted it as a movie.

[@laurad.2492]

Does anyone know the song playing in the trailer? I can’t seem to find it and I love it.

[@aldodesiderio8644]

i'm sorry but,have they ever actually read the book?

[@thechaddad1609]

Why did they blackwash Dickson?

[@laetitiapohl138]

i came from AURORAs new song, really hope this movie will be good !!

[@NomadAngie]

I'm already excited about this version because of the AMAZING Colin Firth.

[@ObiWanBillKenobi]

If the reason it’s not premiering in theaters is COVID-19, that does make me sad. But we do need a great uplifting story to be shown to us lately, right? 🐞

[@manuelorozco7760]

Vusuals are not half bad! But i need more than just star power. I have seen 1993 and 1949 movie versions

[@berrieshunter8592]

I only watched the 1993 version.. And i was shook when I saw the fire in this new one.

[@star.sznnnn]

But Mary does act like a lady- it’s in the book

[@yejidefernando6965]

exactly ! ughhh go to Netflix the 1993 version original k ?

[@Nouno470]

Yes but they changed it a bit. Honestly, I'm curious about it. It's something new. It would be more ridiculous and disappointing for me if they just repeated the same thing. This one was less about the book and more about the personality of the movie

[@lurrisa_mory5199]

exactly

[@aldayusnaviza9757]

NO WAY IVE BEEN READING ITS BOOK. AND NOW THIS😍😍😍😍😍

[@ibadestinydkhar8805]

This version still couldn't beat the 1993 version old is gold.

[@PastelN01r]

The musical score is more than enough for me to get interested in this, I hope the story holds up

[@gisselleleija6729]

If they do this new movie "remake" the new generations never would discover the masterpiece of The Secret Garden 1993 and the book. The magic was enough in the 1993 movie and book because of the history and the nostalgic and the beauty. And then, I don't like too much the CGI in this kinda stuff; and Mary was supposte to be a selfish and spoilt child at the start bc she slowly learns how to be a kind person that's what the movie is about (how she learns to love). That was the whole essence of the movie and they took it away 😣 They should make new and original movies instead of ruining the classics with their remakes

[@violetguavapeachee5573]

Exactly and this is why I’m never showing my children, nephews and nieces any new bad remakes like I’m only ever showing them the OG movies

[@teachersophia]

Just makes me want to watch the 90s version.

[@OmarElmogaly]

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[@yunalee13]

1993!!!!❤❤ No need for a remake! Should someone try to shoot a remake of Titanic?? Let's let legends stay legends :) OH! 1993's Marry ( Kate Mayberly) was just perfect as Marry ❤

[@mysticloverfairy1]

Hate to break it to you, but Titantic has had several adaptations before the 1997 version that everyone is familiar with.