Harry and the Hendersons

Synopsis

In the 1987 film 'Harry and the Hendersons', a family's camping trip takes an unexpected turn when they accidentally hit and bring home a Sasquatch, believing him to be dead. As they name the gentle creature 'Harry' and attempt to keep him hidden from the world, they face comedic and heartwarming challenges. Along the way, they learn valuable lessons about compassion, acceptance, and the true meaning of family. 'Harry and the Hendersons' is a delightful blend of humor, emotion, and adventure that will warm the hearts of viewers of all ages.

Cast

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  John Lithgow

  George Henderson

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  Melinda Dillon

  Nancy Henderson

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  Don Ameche

  Dr. Wallace Wrightwood

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  David Suchet

  Jacques Lafleur

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  Margaret Langrick

  Sarah Henderson

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  Joshua Rudoy

  Ernie Henderson

Reviews

Critics have mixed opinions on 'Harry and the Hendersons'. While some appreciate the film's charming premise and John Lithgow's heartfelt performance, others find it lacking in depth and originality. Rotten Tomatoes gives the movie a 45% rating, with some critics praising its family-friendly themes, while others criticize its predictability. IMDb offers a slightly higher rating at 6.1/10, citing its endearing moments and moral messages. Metacritic scores the film at 42/100, highlighting the film's warm humor and positive messages. Overall, 'Harry and the Hendersons' is a light-hearted family film that may appeal to those seeking a heartwarming story with a touch of comedy.