Written and directed by Ann Turner, she obviously knew in her mind what the movie was all about. It had something to do with rabbits and a dead Grandmother...
Yup, you've probably guessed it; I was bored. 'Celia' is also mis-categorized as horror. The only horror or terror here was Celia's imagination, but these creepy images were so few and far between and also always in time to wake me up! This movie is insanely slow moving and boring. It's about children being mischievous - that's it!
Celia is well portrayed by Rebecca Smart, but apart from the performances there truly was nothing here to keep me interested. There were a lot of rabbits for whatever reason. There was a dead Grandmother who kept appearing, but with no real significance. There was an affair that was over before it even started. There was Communist reference that never developed. There were horror elements that remained unexplored. And, off course, there were rabbits, rabbits, rabbits, and more rabbits...
I still have no idea what the hell 'Celia' was actually all about. Man, this was boring!
Would I watch it again? Absolutely not.
Yup, you've probably guessed it; I was bored. 'Celia' is also mis-categorized as horror. The only horror or terror here was Celia's imagination, but these creepy images were so few and far between and also always in time to wake me up! This movie is insanely slow moving and boring. It's about children being mischievous - that's it!
Celia is well portrayed by Rebecca Smart, but apart from the performances there truly was nothing here to keep me interested. There were a lot of rabbits for whatever reason. There was a dead Grandmother who kept appearing, but with no real significance. There was an affair that was over before it even started. There was Communist reference that never developed. There were horror elements that remained unexplored. And, off course, there were rabbits, rabbits, rabbits, and more rabbits...
I still have no idea what the hell 'Celia' was actually all about. Man, this was boring!
Would I watch it again? Absolutely not.