Movie Review: Gerwig takes 'Little Women' to a bigger space

As a woman, bibliophile and feminist, I’m supposed to love Louisa May Alcott’s 19th-century novel, “Little Women,” about four sisters and their mom, living in Massachusetts during the Civil War. Well, I don’t. I don’t hate it, but the adventures of Lassie or the Black Stallion always appealed more. Still, I’ve seen every movie version of “Little Women” ever made, from Katharine Hepburn’s galumphing (but beautiful) Jo March in the 1933 version, to the horrendous 1949 incarnation…