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Charlottes Web
In an attempt to survive and feel safety, Wilbur, a young kind pig, that has been raised by a small family with kind daughter that loves him and saves his life when her father makes his mind to prepare him for the dinner, she pegs him for not doing this, makes an agreement with a wise grey spider to make him safe.
6 December 1900, Clinton, Massachusetts, USA
4 February 1959, Los Angeles, California, USA
15 September 1939, Michigan, USA
21 August 1916, Johnson, Nebraska, USA
29 July 1935, Detroit, Michigan, USA
7 September 1926, Buffalo, New York, USA
1929, San Francisco, California, USA
31 December 1920, Willcox, Arizona, USA
13 August 1959, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
22 September 1912, Jamesport, Missouri, USA
12 February 1936, Anaheim, California, USA
13 June 1926, Mount Vernon, Ohio, USA
28 December 1928, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
5 June 1910, Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA
21 September 1935, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
9 August 1923, Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA
20 May 1923, Webb City, Missouri, USA
17 December 1931, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
1 April 1932, El Paso, Texas, USA
August 22, 2002
Fairly crude animation, but a sweet and necessary story is told here about love and loss.
July 29, 2002
the much-loved book loses nothing in its transfer to the screen
July 27, 2002
Charming kid's cartoon full of great voice performances.
December 31, 2004
Some classic!
September 09, 2008
A charming animated adaptation of E.B. White's beloved fantasy.
March 31, 2005
Family Entertainment never got better
January 14, 2007
Almost as sweet as the children's classic novel, "Charlotte's Web" is just, well, crawling with entertainment.
June 26, 2016
It's fair to say that the best stuff comes directly from E.B. White's plot and prose.
March 10, 2003
The Hanna-Barbera animation is better than the studio's usual bare-bones mediocrity, and the voice cast is superb.
January 01, 2011
Heartwarming tale of love and friendship.
January 14, 2007
One of the year's best family films.
September 09, 2008
It preserves some of the form and language of White's original but fattens and sweetens his lean and pungent prose with songs by Richard and Robert Sherman.
