Drama set in the early 1900's. 2002. Director: Jay Russell.
Winnie Foster (Alexis Bledel) is a rich girl. A very rich girl. She's not very happy because she's living a life as a prisoner in the rich family's home. Her dream is to be free, free from a strict life.
One day, she runs into the forest and meet the cute Jesse Tuck (Jonathan Jackson). After a missunderstanding with Jesse's older brother Miles (Scott Bairstow), Winnie's taken to the cottage where the Tuck family is living. Winnie then learns that they'll live forever because that they have drank from a secret spring.
Winnie and Jesse fall in love, but he's really much older then she could ever imagine. But their love is impossible, because she'll get older every day, while he stays the same forever. Will Winnie drink from the spring too so that she can stay with her new love forever?
This movie is cute and not bad, but not very special which makes it easy to forget. Some scenes are very beautiful, but it's still not one of those movies that you'll remember as easy as some others. I haven't forget any movie I've seen so far, but you never know in 20 years...
Everything in this movie is created very well and sweet. But it's not as special or splended as you'll might wish. Some people probably think that this is the best movie in the world, there's always people who thinks that about almost every movie ever made. But I don't see this movie as something like that. It's not bad, but it's never exiting and it's supposed to the touching, but I didn't think that it was.
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