Lew Brown

Amateurish and trite. Lacks any artfulness or aptitude with storytelling. Jump scares and weird movements do not make up for filmmaking which is unable to maintain any suspension of disbelief beyond the opening scene. To truly get into what was wrong about this attempt from a filmmaking or even a storytelling perspective, would frankly take more time than it's worth. Destined for the bargain bin at the last Blockbuster on Earth

Don't miss this film! That is if you would truly love to age rapidly through an interminable and pretentious massacring of a cherished myth, with side of bizarrely ill thought out "conflicts" and a dash of ignorance about story telling in general (and the Hero's Journey in particular) then you MUST see this film. I only imagine that the critics who are raving about this incoherent mess must be huffing the directors farts as much as he is. On a positive note, there are some good shots of leaves, light reflections from eyes and a few other things. But on the whole, give me a break with this weak drivel and for heavens sake at the very least finish the story properly. I don't want to give anything away, in case it's on your must do list, but there's a special place in the afterlife for people who wipe their artistic bottoms with fundamental cultural myths. And it's not just one room with Walt Disney in it.