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Thomas unexpectedly inherits a property with a mysterious curse.Thomas unexpectedly inherits a property with a mysterious curse.Thomas unexpectedly inherits a property with a mysterious curse.
- Awards
- 1 win total
T.J. Vindigni
- Mannequin
- (as T. J. Vindigni)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaIndia Eisley was originally to play a young version of Angelina Jolie's character in Maleficent, a spin-off of the Sleeping Beauty tale, but the character was dropped from the script.
- Quotes
Briar Rose: Thomas.
Thomas: [mumbling to himself] I always woke up before. This can't be a dream. It's too real.
Briar Rose: This realm is like a dream. One where we can both dwell.
Thomas: You're in my head.
Briar Rose: As you are in mine. I am also close to you in the physical world. That is the reason I'm awake.
Thomas: Sleeping Beauty. That's what I called you before.
Briar Rose: Briar Rose is my given name.
Thomas: I like that. When you said you're close to me in the physical world, what do you mean?
Briar Rose: I'm still asleep. Awaiting your kiss.
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Why would I choose to watch this? The visionary and aesthetic pleasure of fantasy elements in the trailer, along with the take on a classic fairy tale peaked my interest.
The editing was very clunky and slow. Those SURPRISE and WATCH OUT moments were hidden by the lack of fast cutting and a fairly monotone performance by Ethan Peck. All of this in the opening sequence and then continued it's theme through out the film which ultimately led to a dull storyline. So what's left?
The most disappointing aspect was the aesthetic pleasures. This 'perfect' sleeping princess looked like a child in fancy dress. Her scenes were designed too flat. Her extravagant garments lacked UMFF as there was no lighting or exceptional colours on the background nor her dress. I was watching it, shouting at the colour correcter asking him/her why didn't they enhance the colour blue!
This film lacked depth in plot, acting and mise-en-scene. I'd say it's probably an entertaining film for younger teens, 13/14years.. but not for anyone else.
The editing was very clunky and slow. Those SURPRISE and WATCH OUT moments were hidden by the lack of fast cutting and a fairly monotone performance by Ethan Peck. All of this in the opening sequence and then continued it's theme through out the film which ultimately led to a dull storyline. So what's left?
The most disappointing aspect was the aesthetic pleasures. This 'perfect' sleeping princess looked like a child in fancy dress. Her scenes were designed too flat. Her extravagant garments lacked UMFF as there was no lighting or exceptional colours on the background nor her dress. I was watching it, shouting at the colour correcter asking him/her why didn't they enhance the colour blue!
This film lacked depth in plot, acting and mise-en-scene. I'd say it's probably an entertaining film for younger teens, 13/14years.. but not for anyone else.
- Darkskynet
- Jan 3, 2017
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- Country of origin
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- Also known as
- La maldición de la bella durmiente
- Filming locations
- Production company
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Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $96,881
- Runtime1 hour 29 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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