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So Big! (1932)

A farmer's widow takes on the land and her late husband's tempestuous son.

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Lee Anne W 20 Apr 2013

This 1932 version of the wonderful Edna Ferber book feels so abbreviated. The ending is downright abrupt. At least it has Barbara Stanwyck and a beautiful young Bette Davis in it, but that's about all I can say that's good.

Katie R 24 Apr 2008

An absolutely beautiful film. One of the most emotional experiences I've ever had watching a movie.

Steven P 18 Nov 2013

this pre-code version of this story is still my favorite about a mother and her son

Justin M 26 Jul 2008

Really oddly paced movie, has trouble deciding what it wants to be. Stanwyck is good as always, and it's nice to see Bette Davis, but she doesn't get nearly enough to do.