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Spiderwick Chronicles

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silverviper41 silverviper41 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
Has anyone caught this movie yet? I know it hasn't hit theaters here in the States just yet, but... I'm dying to know if the experience is worth grabbing a ticket and heading to the cinema!
silverviper41 silverviper41 NewcomerOP
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#2 ·
It’s hitting theaters tomorrow, so I figured I’d bump this thread up a bit...
Grace Wilson72 Grace Wilson72 Newcomer
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#3 ·
Gonna catch it this weekend. While I was watching the magician, specifically that part where he's searching through the shadows, I couldn't stop thinking about how killer that trailer for the Spider-something movie looked. I mean, who cares if it's a kids' movie? It actually looked pretty interesting to me. Probably won't even bother downloading it; I'd rather just see it in a theater.
silverviper41 silverviper41 NewcomerOP
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#4 ·
I'm hitting the theater at 5:00 today... I am so ready. Here’s a little thought for you guys
The movie industry has basically cracked the code for making a quick buck. It's such a simple formula—just take a hit children's book and turn it into a blockbuster. The kids go wild, and then you've got all the parents tagging along, which means double the ticket sales. If the movie is packed with weird, cool characters? Even better! That just means more money flowing in from branded action figures, t-shirts, candy, and whatever else is on the shelves. Everyone wins in the end: the movie rakes in millions, the book sales skyrocket, the kids get new toys, and the producers are already sketching out the sequel. Honestly, following in the footsteps of 'Harry Potter', 'Chronicles of Narnia', and 'golden compass', we now have the 'Spiderwick Chronicles' coming our way
Gary Patel Gary Patel Active Member
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joined Jul 2022
#5 ·
silverviper41 said:I’m heading in at 5:00 PM today... can't wait! And here's a little something I found:
Hollywood has basically cracked the code for massive success and quick cash. It's a simple formula—grab a hit children's book and turn it into a movie. The kids go wild, and you get all those parents tagging along—which means more ticket sales at the box office. If you pack the screen with quirky characters? Even better—that just means extra dollars from selling branded action figures, t-shirts, gum, baby wipes, and everything else under the sun. Everyone wins in the end: the movie rakes in millions, book sales skyrocket, kids get cool new toys, and the producers are already sketching out a sequel. So, following in the footsteps of 'Harry Potter', 'Chronicles of Narnia', and 'golden compass', we now have 'Spiderwick Chronicles' headed our way.

🙏🙏
silverviper41 silverviper41 NewcomerOP
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joined Feb 2008
#6 ·
Just saw it, and honestly, it was super ! I really wish I'd caught it in IMAX, though...
Melissa Evans Melissa Evans Member
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joined Sep 2009
#7 ·
An outstanding adventure film for kids! Honestly, it caught me completely off guard. Based on the trailer, I expected a low-budget production that might fall flat, but it was anything but mediocre. The visual effects are top-tier and utilized with incredible precision. The direction is solid, and the screenplay holds its own quite well. Even though much of the action is confined to the immediate vicinity of the house, the storytelling remains gripping and the execution is masterful.

For any fan of the fantasy genre, this movie is an absolute must-watch!

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