Screenplay: Jane Goldman & Matthew Vaughn
Casts: Claire Danes, Charlie Cox, Michelle Pfieffer, Robert De Niro, etc..
Duration: 127 minutes
Year: 2007
Frankly, I'm watching this movie with little a priori that certain fantasy movie is not far away from the exhibition of visual effects, fairy tales, and stories about the black and white either defeat the evil one. If only there was no movie watching project with Kubugil and friends, maybe I'll never interest in watching this movie.
I know in this movie I would watch the exhibition of visual effects such as prevalent in fantasy films. I also have thought that I would find a lot of magic and battle scenes. But that movie was really cool; it was really beyond my expectations.
At first I was watching it half-heartedly. I really just watch without first watching the players. And who usually play it often becomes the primary consideration in my movies. So I deserve surprised when suddenly the actress geeks who are still beautiful and sexy, Michelle Pfeiffer, is shown as a magician who long for lasting beauty (
Michelle's presence not only managed to steal my attention but also made me read the line of players listed on the cover of his DVD (see, pirated, hehehe). Oh .. oh ... seems there is also Robert De Niro (Captain Shakespeare) and Claire Danes (Yvaine) and oh .. Peter O'Toole (King). So, now my concern is not only stolen but has been completely won.
Which is equally cool stars must have been my favorite: Robert De Niro. He successfully played the character of Captain Shakespeare gay (One of his lines: "Remember son, it built a reputation throughout your life, but it only takes 1 second to knock it down").
Coolest scene is when the pirate Captain Shakespeare ship landed smoothly on the surface of the sea after wading space. The scene looks so real. Well, hell should not be surprised by
His own story's not special. Typical fairy tale like fantasy with a moral message inserts the importance of being good. Yes I think only a fairy-tale that's all still believe that ultimately good will prevail against evil.
oops, It is just too fun to talking about a film until I almost forgot to show you the trailer...




