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| Runtime: 100 min Audio: 2.1 Stereo Language: English Frame Rate: 29.9 fps Video Audio Bitrate: 256 kbps | Starring: Amanda Seyfried, Lukas Haas, Gary Oldman Year: 2011 Genre: Fantasy, Horror, Mystery Director: Catherine Hardwicke |
Review: Just got back from the theater is almost sold out, and I have to say that the film was somewhere between decent and good winter! It's quite a lot of reviews here and were very surprised about the feedback is usually negative. Charges Grimm set the grave, someone wrote. My answer to this question: In fact, right now? I believe that a bit of research on the subject will do some pretty little good. Brothers and sisters who have not been to the original Grimm stories wicket Rotkaeppchen as they call it told the story of Bukki, not fairy tales? They were the first authors such tabloid stories, and although they all have a grain of truth in the heart, brothers and sisters wrote their eating people believe in superstitions and prejudices of Central Europe in the 1800s? accounts were often capricious and usually violent, showing very little moral. It took generations of translation and a paraphrase of the original soften enough to be considered as a bedtime story, because the original would induce nightmares in their hearts grow in time. does anyone know what the meaning of Peter's why he wears his black throughout the film? Id like to read your ideas on the subject. The film is a beautiful translation? Yet another. But, of course, closer to the base of vision than the Brothers Grimm stories we were told as children. I saw a bit in parallel with Twilight, but only because they were both this film and the Twilight movies are filmed in Vancouver and probably used the same landscape. The storyline is based on the fairy tale, and (in my opinion), it's pretty good.
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