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If you are into 3d, Jack the giant Slayer is a must have. Here is a list of 3d's I recommend if are into to 3d: the darkest hour, journey to the center of the Earth, Percy Jackson sea of monsters, Avatar, Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, Epic, Spy kids, spy kids 2 with Jessica Alba.
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If you love movies like "The Princess Bride," this movie is right up your alley. Definitely a movie for those "in-between" years: when Disney and Pixar don't cut it anymore, but the kiddos are not quite ready for the older kid movies. It's a shame this movie was marketed so poorly- it really is delightful. Tongue firmly in cheek fantasy adventure with amazing CGI effects and a very sweet story.
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Yuppers! 5 stars! Used often for Family movie night. It has the full gambit of imagination, excitement, heroism, good over coming evil, thoughtfulness, over coming status biases through self dignity and value, Love beyond restrictions, and the values of principles, respect, and morals very well portrayed. All left open with a Lovely ending portraying the possibilities of another more modern episode. Well Done! Said by an everyday Dad!
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From the opening scene,a young boy begging his father for a bedtime story to the pleasingly surprise ending, Bryan Singer has magically transformed the telling of "Jack and the Beanstalk" into an incredible cinematic adventure with all the action and thrills imaginable! Utilizing today's CGI (ingeniously but not too overdone), good old fashioned acting (believable dialogue laced with humorous reparte between the characters, void of the tiresome clichés)lavish costumes, believable locales and sets, and an ensemble of fresh new faces (Nicholas Hoult as Jack, Eleanor Tomlinson as the Princess) we are taken back to a time of Kings, Castles and the myth of a banished race, the Giants ......the story does not stray too far from its original telling but focuses on those elements that beckon the return of these gargantuan creatures (each so grotesque in their appearance and evil in their intentions, masterfully portrayed in this story) and the Fairytale romance between a Princess and a commoner, the Farmer's son. The Beanstalk itself, a spectacular design of special effects, is an unbelievable enormous growth of twisted, tortuous, twining tentacles that ascends from one magic bean- growing upwards into the clouds as the portal into the land of the Giants. Here we see a hierarchy within the Giant culture...a simmering conflict between the two headed (ingenious!) leader and his rival who desires to be King of the cretins. There is a clever use of overlapping dialogue that stitches one scene to another into brilliant, believable conversations and surprises! Subtle colors, candlelit interior scenes add to the frightening and ominous events that occur thruout this spectacular film....the action scenes almost rule the film but for the Actors (the King, regally played by Ian McShane-what a scene stealer! the Protector, Ewan Macgregor-dashing, fearless and a potential suitor for the princess, the General-monacled and reminiscent of a German Kaiser in uniform and demeanor; and, of course, the Giants themselves-each markedly different in appearance and mentality with just enough humor to allow viewing by younger audiences) Oh yes, there is somewhat of a surprise ending with a twist provided by Mr. Singer-- remember the evil Lord Roderick? I was thoroughly entertained and treated to feast of deliciously devilish villians, creatures and a believable plot.....you need to experience this wonderful film....how about this weekend? Perhaps a gathering of pillows on the floor, a large bowl of popcorn, all the kids and SHHHHHHH! the movie's starting........
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A rather tasteful, bloodless version of the famous fairy tale. It looks lovely and everything runs smoothly (more or less). The fact that it's pat and perfunctory was its undoing. I can see why it was a box office dud. There's very little magic to be had. The singing harp was present and accounted for but quickly passed over. Most of the elements one would expect from this story were cast aside for a tiny bit of romance, brief adventure, and an almost epic battle. It didn't help that the feature began with a whiplash effect between Jack's childhood and that of the princess. Scenes sped back and forth at an alarming rate, at times the separate conversations folded into one another making it impossible to keep up. I suppose the director thought this was an interesting gimmick to employ but the result was entirely too cute and confusing. An odd choice considering the admonishment that was used on Jack ad nauseam: "don't get distracted!" Very little imagination went into the making of this movie. My biggest complaint remains, it was too darn tame (practically sanitized to death). I expected more backbone, especially considering the subject matter. As for the cast, Nicholas Hoult made a decent Jack, Eleanor Tomlinson was a lovely princess, and Ian McShane was perfectly cast as the king. I smiled when I heard Bill Nighy's voice for half of the two-headed giant. But I couldn't understand why Ewan McGregor deigned to play such a lackluster role that anyone could have done. The same goes for Stanly Tucci as the villain Lord Roderick (a villainous creature from first to last and yet all of the characters voiced surprise to learn that he was a megalomaniac only out for personal gain!).
At worst, this was just a pleasant diversion that should have been a lot better. At any rate, I enjoyed it enough that I wouldn't mind watching it again someday. It's a keeper.
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Jack the Giant Slayer
114 min
Adventure/Fantasy
March 1, 2013
USA
Director: Bryan Singer
Writers: Darren Lemke and Christopher McQuarrie (screenplay)
Stars: Nicholas Hoult, Eleanor Tomlinson, Ewan McGregor, Stanley Tucci
An excellent fantasy movie that the trailers don't do justice, but the reviews will give you a good idea. This has far more depth than I expected. Although the special effects are great, the movie has a good story, action, romance, horror, and more. Loosely following the fairytale "Jack and the Beanstalk", Jack receives magic beans for the sale of a horse (cow in the fairytale), but the similarity ends there. Oh sure there is an ornate egg, but not solid gold and no goose that laid it. Nonetheless a great story and script, wonderful casting, exceptional acting, superb directing, excellent F/X, and lovely music. Jack's uncle is mad with him taking beans for his horse, and throws them on the floor. One goes through the floor and grows. While the princess visits him for an earlier rescue she ends up in his house at the top of a beanstalk in the land of horrible giants. Jack informs the king and a group of soldiers are sent to rescue her. So as not to spoil the rest, suffice it to say the movie is well worth viewing and owning and I plan to get the Blu-ray once it drops from the absolutley ridiculous price of about thirty-five dollars to under fifteen dollars.
Recommendations: [[ASIN:B0013F1D02 Stardust]], [[ASIN:B003U6BE8I Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief]], [[ASIN:B00DBSZJRM Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters]], [[ASIN:B003RV43X4 Clash of the Titans (2010)]], [[ASIN:B007H7XJD4 Immortals]], [[ASIN:B006TM4H7K Jason And The Argonauts]], and [[ASIN:B000VHVGMI Jack the Giant Killer]] (cheesy by todays standards, but still fun).
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I absolutely love this movie. I don't know if the earnings warrant a successor film, but to me, it would be a shame if they never made another. Everything about this movie was fun, the start were a perfect fit, and I loved the theme, especially the way that they tried to blend the old story of Jack and the Beanstalk and modern history. It was just a great movie, and watching it in 3d is the only way to go:)
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Jack The Giant Slayer.
The story of a Kingdom, a beanstalk, Giants, a Princess and a guy named Jack.
The Princess: Beautiful and kind. She was looking for an adventure and she got one.
Jack: A farm boy with a noble heart. A very likeable hero.
Leader of the Giants: Two heads are better than one.
Magical beans: Beans, beans, the magical fruit, the more ya eat the more ya.......well, just ask the Giant King.
The magical crown: Hmmmm, wonder what that does?
The Giants: Big, mean and will eat just about anything.
There are others, good guys and bad guys, they all play their parts well. Ewan McGregor does a great job.
Graphics: Well done. Love the waterfalls.
Although the Giants are very mean, the movie is ok even for older kids. No dirty words, no nekkid people. The battle scenes are graphically violent but no blood and guts. You never really see anyone getting eaten.
Action. Adventure. Fun. Romance. Giants. Magical beans. This movie has it all. Total fun for the entire family. 4 stars.
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