Simply A Masterpiece

It's complicated... I really like the directing, acting and writing but, there are issues with the way it's shot that I just can't deny. As much as I love the storytelling and the fantastic performance but, there are also certain scenes that didn't need to exist.

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

I enjoyed while I was watching. The film is family film. It is good for everyone who is old and young. Ramona is a clever and naughty girl. She has very big imagination. Beezus who is Ramona's sister as clever as Ramona and she is hardworking. Ramona helps save her family's home and her adventures is so funny. I think she is a bit unlucky. I liked the events in the film but there is not so much stage about Ramona and Beezus and I did not like it. The actresses and actors is successful especially Selena Gomez (Beezus) and Joey King (Ramona) I think Selena Gomez is really good actress. I watched Joey King first time in this film and I liked her so much. She is younger than other actress and she is really talented.

Today i was pretty board so i was scrolling through the movie channels on my TV and i found this. I remembered the title as a book i read when i was little so i decided to just watch a little soon i was hooked. I'm a thirteen year old girl and i loved it. I cried i laughed it was really a extraordinary movie. I usually try to put on this too cool for school act, but i had to watch it. So if your a mom and you have a teen and a kid make them both watch it, please. They may act like they didn't like it but i don't see how you couldn't like this movie. I really liked the relationship between Ramona and Beezus Because i could relate to everything happening. I have to admit it was a little to perfect of a family at first but it got better the further it went on. I really suggest seeing this.

A really cute, completely harmless, and often amusing family movie. I wish less of the story was focused on the adult characters (the Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Duhamel storyline almost put me to sleep) and more time was spent with the adorable Ramona (Joey King, who absolutely steals the movie) and the charming Beezus (Selena Gomez, who hopefully has a great movie career ahead of her), but honestly, there's not much about Ramona and Beezus that I didn't like. Anyone with fond memories of reading Beverly Cleary books as a kid or who wants to share the on-screen versions of the characters with their children will enjoy this. Ramona and Beezus is the rare kind of completely inoffensive family-oriented film that escapes blandess and boredom and leaves you with a grin on your face, despite all the sugary sweetness.

Elizabeth Allen directs this cute little movie about a precocious young grade schooler Ramona Quimby. Ramona a character in a popular children's series by Beverly Cleary. I really thought trailers pushed Selena Gomez as the star; but no...a cute Joey King plays the part of Ramona, who has one misadventure after another. Gomez is older sister Bezzus, who Ramona just can't seem to equal. Ramona's dad Robert(John Corbet)suffers being downsized out of a job. Mother Dorothy(Bridget Moynahan)goes to work and a worried Ramona takes it on herself to earn some money for her dad. A lemonade sale just ends up embarrassing her sister; washing the neighbor Hobart's(Josh Duhamel)jeep ends up practically ruining the vehicle's paint job. The Quimby home goes on the market and the open house ends up a fiasco. Hobart proposes to Romana's Aunt Bea(Ginnifer Goodwin)and the wedding doesn't exactly go unmarred...but Ramona manages to save the ceremony.It is real nice to watch a movie you can relate to. The Quimby family is not perfect, but a work in progress. Ramona is a typical young girl. And its refreshing to have Ms. Gomez play a role that girl's her age can emulate. I personally was most impressed with the delightful Goodwin, fresh as a summer breeze. No foul language and a story that can be enjoyed by all ages. And I liked the use of the song "Eternal Flame" by the Bangles. You shouldn't be disappointed with this one.