Pan's Labyrinth Review Summary
Pan's Labyrinth is
"a wonderful fantasy movie with some extreme violence." Known in Spanish-speaking countries as
El Laberinto del Fauno, it's an adult fairy tale, similar to
Finding Neverland, but much more violent. Reviewers feel the graphic parts of
Pan's Labyrinth are "crucial to the story of how a young girl escapes into a fantasy world to avoid the brutal word she is in" as we try to figure out "whether or not the fantasy world is real or imagined." A few reviewers were dissatisfied with the subtitles in
Pan's Labyrinth, not realizing from the previews that the film would be completely subtitled. Getting past this, though, the majority of reviewers feel this fantasy thriller
"deserves every ounce of praise it gets."
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WOW. What can I say. This movie is stunning, it manages to balance such complex storylines, themes, characters, and special effects in a way that completely entranced me. I lost myself in the movie; after fifteen minutes or so I even forgot that I was reading subtitles. The music is memorable, the acting is top-notch, and the stories were very compelling. It left me fully believing in he director's magical world, and I really hope he makes more movies like this. Pan's Labyrinth is a work of art.