MirrorMask

MirrorMask

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MirrorMask

Andy Hamilton, Dora Bryan, Fiona Reynard, Gina McKee, Jason Barry

A 15-year-old girl named Helena falls into a dream world where two queens are fighting in a bizarre land of fantastical creatures and masked inhabitants. Helena is charged with retrieving the MirrorMa...( read more  read more... )sk to revive the sickly White Queen, but as she explores the strange world, she finds herself wondering if this is really a dream or something else more dangerous.

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  • June 30, 2009
    Mirrormask is one of the strangest and most imaginative films I've seen in a long time. It begs comparisons to an earlier Jim Henson film called Labyrinth. Both movies are about a troubled girl on a quest to save a kingdom, meeting all sorts of creatures along the way. In Mirr...( read more)ormask, however, the creatures are CGI creations of all sorts. Cats with human faces, duck-apes, and an Irish bird man are just some of the fascinating inhabitants the girl, Helena, faces in her journey through this incredibly bizarre world. There are definitely some magical moments, but the film does get carried away by its animation. While this movie is aimed at kids, it will attract people with a wild imagination. It isn't quite Labyrinth, but it's a consistently engaging film, alive with creativity.
  • August 12, 2008
    Amazing film, totally under the radar.
  • July 8, 2008
    This is a really splendid visual feast. Neil Gaiman's story, Jim Hensons Company and Davie Mckea produce a wonderful feast for the eyes with a nifty little fantasy story. Well done.
  • June 22, 2008
    I think that Dave McKean's artwork looks better in 2 Dimensions. Otherwise this is a very good albeit scary-looking children's movie. It loses points because the story seems to go off track and get away from Gaiman, but the characters are engaging and grounded just enough to keep...( read more) you with them. Flawed, but not without merit.
  • June 14, 2008
    This was a difficult movie to watch and get into. The basis for the story is solid and similar in many ways to Pan's Labyrinth...however the quality and experience are very different. MirrorMask digs a lot deeper into the imaginary world. The graphics leave a lot to be desired...( read more). The computer animation makes this movie look like a high school computer project. Whatever the goal was, it comes off looking bad. The music is horrible. It manages to distract way too much. The acting by the young girl is solid, but nearly good enough to make up for the rest of this. I would advise against this unless you are looking for something extremely different.
  • December 13, 2009
    this movie was pretty good.
  • November 22, 2009
    I could stare at this movie for hours; it's simply stunning and goregous! The fact that it's original as hell and well made doesn't hurt either.
  • November 20, 2009
    Incredible art, bland story.

    Also, if my audience was any indication, MirrorMask is not really a children's movie; the kids I watched it with seemed antsy and disinterested. In contrast, my adult brother and I couldn't take our eyes away from the truly imaginative artwork!
  • November 18, 2009
    I enjoyed this movie a good deal. While written by one of my favorite writers, the standout feature of this are the amazing, trippy visuals. This is a feast for the eyes. Well worth the watch.
  • November 3, 2009
    An extraordinary dream quest to rescue a world out of balance.



    Fantastic story. The CG effects were spectacular. They absolutely transport you into this dreamworld. The characters were all unique and interesting. It's such a ...( read more)great idea for a movie -- fantasy films are awesome. It's nice to see people's imaginations being projected on screen like that (no matter how 'strange' or 'crazy' they may be), and having it resonate with so many others. :) But I am really surprised that this movie wasn't more popular when it first came out. It's definitely underrated.

    Recommended.

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