The Way, Way Back
DVD
While fourteen year old Duncan is being dragged on a family trip with his mom and her overbearing boyfriend, he finds a gregarious friend at a local water park. The two form a powerful bond as Duncan learns to swim through the challenges of life, love, family and friendship, resulting in a vacation he'll never forget.
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Edition:
DVD Widescreen.
Copyright Date:
â„—â™2013
Branch Call Number:
791.4361 WAY
Characteristics:
1 DVD video (104 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
digital,optical,Dolby Digital 5.1
video file,DVD video
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Add a CommentLoved it! Loved the ending, too!
Great movie, fantastic cast. Highly recommended.
I dare anyone to watch this movie and not come away rooting for young Duncan. a shy awkward teenager being mentally bullied my his mother's jerk of a boyfriend finds solace in a water park and the quirky manager played fabulously by Sam Rockwell. great cast, Allison Janney was a blast. just an easy fun watch, the feel good movie of the year.
The Way, Way Back is a must-see summer film. The cast and writing are excellent. Sam Rockwell steals nearly every scene he is in with his funny and sweet performance.
Thoroughly enjoyed this movie, again. Saw it it the theatre first. Will probably watch again in a couple of years
Very sweet and heart warming!
It touches my heart and moistens my eyes at the end in joy!
I highly recommend this movie!
Worth a watch. Great casting. A feel-good summer movie to watch.
there are very few movies i can watch over and over again and this is one of them. it's a really great story and the characters all play their part so perfectly - even Steve Carrell's horrid character fits really well into everything and it all turns out right in the end. this movie will make you smile and feel good.
A good coming-of-age movie.
I didn't expect much from this movie and I was pleasantly surprised. It is a simple story of family dysfunction but played out well. Heartwarming and funny.