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While E.T. had tears to spare for everyone in the family, Harry and the Hendersons is strictly for the kids. Oct 10, 2016 | Full Review…
While E.T. had tears to spare for everyone in the family, Harry and the Hendersons is strictly for the kids.
Cathy Burke
A big, Harry family adventure full of laughs. Jan 1, 2011 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
A big, Harry family adventure full of laughs.
Ellen Dendy
Up there with E.T, as one of the top family flicks of the 80s Apr 19, 2008 | Full Review…
Up there with E.T, as one of the top family flicks of the 80s
Clint Morris
Just as Mac and Me eventually devolved into a feature-length commercial for McDonald's, Harry and the Hendersons eventually emerges as a vegetarian screed. Apr 29, 2007 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Just as Mac and Me eventually devolved into a feature-length commercial for McDonald's, Harry and the Hendersons eventually emerges as a vegetarian screed.
Eric Henderson
Charming and silly. Jun 5, 2004 | Rating: 3/5
Charming and silly.
Rich Cline
Passable family pap. Feb 11, 2004 | Rating: 3/5
Passable family pap.
Ken Hanke
John Lithgow paying his dues. Apr 6, 2003 | Rating: 2/5
John Lithgow paying his dues.
Kevin A. Ranson
Fun, one-of-a-kind, and sometimes scary, adventure/comedy with the always-delightful, John Lithgow. Aug 1, 2002 | Rating: 3/5
Fun, one-of-a-kind, and sometimes scary, adventure/comedy with the always-delightful, John Lithgow.
Michael Clawson
Spielbergian sentimentality at its ickiest Jul 29, 2002 | Rating: 1/5
Spielbergian sentimentality at its ickiest
James Sanford
A warm and fuzzy family adventure about why you can't domesticate a sasquatch. Jul 26, 2002 | Rating: 4/5
A warm and fuzzy family adventure about why you can't domesticate a sasquatch.
Scott Weinberg
A family hits bigfoot with their car when coming back from camping and decide to take the corpse back with them to Seattle. The problem: he isn't dead, but one of the most lovable creatures ever put on film. You gotta give Kevin Peter Hall credit for expressing a lot through his eyes, but the creators of the bigfoot suit also did a terrific job. The family friendly comedy is not exactly full of surprises but good enough for a few great laughs and the usual political correct morale at the end. The furry protagonist makes up for the cheesy parts and just makes you hope you could have one at home too.
Super Reviewer
This 80's family comedy is a passable flick and nothing more. It didn't produce a lot of laughs but it's not without it's charm.
Family movie classic indeed...easy to see why I'd always heard it mentioned from time to time.
Not so good like apparent be. Rotten.
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