Customer Reviews

Little Wonders

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Little wonder is the reason I've decided to purchase the soundtrack-watching the movie with my daughter, i felt it was perfect for the movie, and we both hum it around the house. The instrumentals are okay, and if you've seen the movie, it's pretty much what you've heard on screen. And as for sounding like hallmark, well, sure, but when you tell someone you love them, it doesn't matter how many times you've seen it in a card. Overall much better than radio for long drives to grandmom's.

One of the most touching songs I've ever heard. Every time I listen to it I think about my wife and daughters and am thankful for them.

got this CD just for the Rob Thomas song and it was totally worth it...

I don't care what anyone says. When you have small children, this hits home. It's the little moments in life that can define who we become in the future, and that everything happens for a reason. I loved the song, and the movie is by far one of my favorites of all time!

i love this song and although it is slow so do my kids we listen to it in the car and then they want to watch meet the robinsons but that is ok so do i!!!

I never saw the movie, however due to high radio play I was able to find the perfect song for out first dance at our reception. The song reminds you that it really is the small thing's that make such a difference.
These little wonders
All these twists and turns of fate
Time falls away
But these small hours
These little wonders
Still remain

Rob Thomas does his usually excellent vocal performance, clearly expressed and emotional. This song is read better as a poem... And as the final song in the movie (Meet the Robinsons) it's about as perfect as it gets... Lewis's kindness that leads to healing of the major characters. It's a lesson in life we could all appreciate.

What a wonderful song! I'm using it for one of my cellphone's ringtone. Rob Thomas' line, "It's the heart that really matters in the end," is an apt motto. These are definitely words to live by, as is the song's notion that it is little things, "twists and turns of fate," that can completely change someone's life.

Rob Thomas' "Little Wonders" is supposed to be a meditation on everyday life. Instead, it's a sappy,cliched ballad. Sadly, it's too bland to be a guilty pleasure. It's as if the lyrics were taken from Hallmark cards. There's nothing memorable about it. There's little to wonder at,unfortunately.