Pan's Labryinth

[allwildgirl]

So, you didn't find it gory when he smashed the guy's face in with the bottle? And that whole part with the guy (I use that term loosely) at the feast, when she ate the grapes? You didn't find that horribly disturbing? Wow. Maybe I'm just a wuss then.

 

[pixie9]

I haven't seen it but now I'm totally interested. It sounds fascinating! My sister saw it and recommended it as well so I guess I'll be renting this one soon. Thanks for the reviews!

C

 

[dorothyrd]

I considered taking my 14 year old daughter. Got on-line, read about it, and reconsidered.

 

[MadnNatsmom]

>>>And that whole part with the guy (I use that term loosely) at the feast, when she ate the grapes?


I almost cried when he ate the fairy.

 

[allwildgirl]

Me too. But I had to cover my eyes for most of that part. I found him horrifying.

 

[Kat25]

I just saw this yesterday. I did not read any previews
so I didn't know what to expect. I loved it because it
was something different. Yes, there are scenes where I
looked away but then I kept asking my husband what happened
and he got annoyed.


Kathy