#Film the golden compass 2 movie
A director's cut will likely appear some day and I think at that point people will realize how great this movie truly is.
#Film the golden compass 2 full
Moreover, with a full three hour version just like "Lord of the Rings," I think all the objections would have been met. However, if you grit your teeth and go into critic mode, yep, you guess it, you won't enjoy it at all.Īs for myself, I would have liked the producers to have gone with the original extended version - everyone knows the last few minutes were cut. I think if people just relax and go with it they will find themselves enjoying it immensely. So I am recommending the film highly, though I respect the objections that have been made against it. Whatever the ultimate financial fate of the film, I think young Miss Richards has a great future ahead of her. The whole movie depends on her and if she had faltered, they truly would have had a disaster on their hands, a "calender" movie with no where to go and nothing to do. She has poise, indomitable courage, fierce determination and it just keeps coming. These people should be saluted.ĭakota Blue Richards (it appears if you want your daughter to have a movie career these days, you had best name her Dakota) in a great year for the debut of young actresses, stands out as the best of them. I stayed through all the credits, which seemed to last for almost as long as the movie, and good gracious, what a lot of people worked on this! It's expensive all right, but the money is all on the screen. The cast is superb, the action sequences, the effects, the sheer look of the film, are triumphs. I thought the people involved had done the best they could in making this movie tell the story, making the best possible film despite the conflict and panic that must have gone into it.
ĭespite its breathtaking pace, both in terms of action and concept introduction - we all agree this is not your typical fantasy - the Golden Compass worked for me. That may still be the case if the bulk of early reviews are to be believed (but see Ebert's all-out glowing review.) Admittedly, the movie probably works better if you have read the first book (I had), but those readers are precisely the people who would likely complain the most. I feared this strange kind of anti-Narnia, was likely being so diluted that BO disaster was certain. I had become concerned over the past months as it became increasingly clear that the film was at great risk of losing direction, the vision if you will, that had drawn readers to the books series in the first place.
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