My first question is , is this a children's movie or a movie that derives from the want to be young again. Seems like the harsh tones are favored because people essentially want to be young.
This movie was marketed as a Alice in Wonderland-esk type of movie. Emphasizing on the need to be young but the reality of being old. This is why ---- said, if I leave I will instantly be old.
Eva Green was at her best. She has a keen eye and a homely appeal. Then later a hunter and a lord appear. These variations of character allude to the reality that a great actress like her has the ability to instill a motherly tone and a motherly strictness.
Asa Butterfield was great, his English/American accent was believable and his continuity from teen explorer to young emphatic executor was great. He was a lead actor who never let go of that praiseful exuberance.
The WWII partial setting described by his grand father had poise and realism, especially because the polish were used for pulling you out of the SFI, and into the documentary aspect of it.
There was a lack of black and Latino actors. While I understand that this is a story derivative of Caucasian stories, there still should have been some minorities. This is a topic for anther time but when your talking about a movie that has an invisible boy and a girl who eats from the back of her head, I couldn't hesitate to state that minorities make up the world, not just imagination. (Especially caused they spoke about Puerto Rico.)
Water. Water was a tone that was used to show the capability of weakness and also connection to all. The reason this was placed on an island was because being surrounded by water creates an essence of peculiar vulnerability. This is some thing we all have just walking outside of our home.
Samuel L. Jackson always captivates and gave the character he portrayed the time frosted and soul drained look and feel we always love and hate.
This was a review based on notes. Its different and I hope its better that just a "Review".
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This movie was marketed as a Alice in Wonderland-esk type of movie. Emphasizing on the need to be young but the reality of being old. This is why ---- said, if I leave I will instantly be old.
Eva Green was at her best. She has a keen eye and a homely appeal. Then later a hunter and a lord appear. These variations of character allude to the reality that a great actress like her has the ability to instill a motherly tone and a motherly strictness.
Asa Butterfield was great, his English/American accent was believable and his continuity from teen explorer to young emphatic executor was great. He was a lead actor who never let go of that praiseful exuberance.
The WWII partial setting described by his grand father had poise and realism, especially because the polish were used for pulling you out of the SFI, and into the documentary aspect of it.
There was a lack of black and Latino actors. While I understand that this is a story derivative of Caucasian stories, there still should have been some minorities. This is a topic for anther time but when your talking about a movie that has an invisible boy and a girl who eats from the back of her head, I couldn't hesitate to state that minorities make up the world, not just imagination. (Especially caused they spoke about Puerto Rico.)
Water. Water was a tone that was used to show the capability of weakness and also connection to all. The reason this was placed on an island was because being surrounded by water creates an essence of peculiar vulnerability. This is some thing we all have just walking outside of our home.
Samuel L. Jackson always captivates and gave the character he portrayed the time frosted and soul drained look and feel we always love and hate.
This was a review based on notes. Its different and I hope its better that just a "Review".
Thanks
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