Summary of Tom Saywer story

Tom sawyer is a very good book. This book contains many important things that you can apply them for your own life. Sometimes is good to be the little guy that we have in side. Reading this book we could see that we can be all those little adventures… tom sawyer is not only a book for kids, is for all those people who have a happy spirit.

Tom Sawyer is a boy who is full of adventures. In his world there is an adventure around every corner. Some of his adventures have lead him into some bad situations but with his good heart and bright mind he has gotten out of them. This means that we have to learn about all is around us and also inside, lets be like Tom sawyer.

The classic story of Tom Sawyer (Thomas) and Huckleberry Finn (Renfro). This recent version is filled with adventure as "the original bad boys" invent trouble and then try to get out of it. It all starts when Tom and Huck go to the graveyard one night to get rid of warts. There, they see Injun Joe (Schwieg) murder Doc Robinson. They run and decide to sign an oath to swear they will never tell a soul what they saw. But things get tricky when the next day they see the whole town of Hannibal accuse the innocent town drunk Muff Potter (McShane) of killing Doc Robinson. The two boys don't want to tell, for they fear Injun Joe will kill them in a second. Yet, they feel they can't let Muff hang for something he didn't do. The two young lads do everything they can to save Muff without breaking the oath. What they get themselves into is a lot of adventure, which is fun for both them and you, the viewer.
Opinion: A great retelling of Twain's story with both Home Improvement's Thomas and The Client's Renfro doing superb in their title roles. Great fun for the whole family plus a splendid soundtrack. Great supporting cast includes good performances by the warm McShane and the vicious Schweig.
Whoops! In a scene about 25 minutes into the film, there is one of the most caught errors in the film. When Tom and Huck are signing the oath in blood, Jonathan Taylor Thomas takes a knife and pricks a finger on his right hand. But Thomas is shown a second later signing the oath with his left hand. Someone screwed up there.