Recommended by Cara
“Don’t remember our names, but I ‘member my true mommy.” – Ghost Boy
Number of Times Seen – 1 (9 Sep 2014)
Brief Synopsis – A young girl feeling neglected by her parents finds a secret door to another world which seems to be much better, but looks can be often very deceiving.
My Take on it – This is another movie that I never heard of before it was now recommended to me.
As far as animation goes, this is a wonderous achievement. To date this is the longest stop motion animated movie ever filmed clocking in at about 100 minutes.
The story is solid, but if often slows down a bit too much and a few scenes can even be classified as slightly boring.
The visuals are amazing but done in a sorta creepy way that it wasn’t as enjoyable to watch the characters on the screen as with most animated movies.
Bottom Line – Great story done expertly using stop motion animation. Story lulls a bit along the way tho and the visuals, albeit amazing are actually also quite creepy. Recommended!
Rating – Globe Worthy
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Yaaayyy! Glad you got around to this one. Agreed–the animation is really impressive. But of COURSE it’s a little creepy–it’s meant to be! 😉 Good review, Rob! Sorry you didn’t love it as much as I do, but I’m glad you at least liked it!
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As u know, im usually not the biggest fan of creepy
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Oh I know. We are very much opposites in that sense, my friend. 😉
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Hehe. Suppose I should try to stay awake for the rest of this someday… 😉
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Ha! I can actually understand that sentiment 😀
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Nice review Rob. I must say (and everyone knows I am certainly not an animation fan AT ALL) but I really liked this one!
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