I don't think the movie would necessarily go over with the pre-school crowd because it's not "The Santa Claus," but children who are old enough to understand the emotions being portrayed should enjoy it. There are a couple of sexual innuendos that may offend the more conservative viewers...
The movie is presented in nearly real time, with close-ups of the clock adding suspense as it ticks toward the noon showdown. The title song, which was sung by Tex Ritter (“High Noon [Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darlin’]”), became a classic....
theorem to prove it. From every angle he blasts the boundary between science and spirit, and can make universal consciousness sound like a logical idea. He may be the first physicist ever to break into pop culture celebrity. In his featured appearance in the movie, What the Bleep Do We ...
(who played Napoleon). They were some of the best actors I have worked with. They have this great sense of comedy. A lot of the stuff we did ended up getting cut from the movie. We did a lot extra stuff but I do not think it served the main storyline. Ben(Stiller) was a ...