Nicholas Hoult has the adequate amount of likability for a character like this. It's worth checking out if you're into this kind of stuff, but it's not something to marvel at. It doesn't pretend to be more than what it is. It's hard to pick anything negative to say about the film. The actors and the script take good care of this. I was happy to find that I did care about the characters. But let's not spill all the beans and leave some for you to discover. The dialogue is funny and reveals character bit by bit.
I'm glad big Hollywood types do still care about getting the blueprint right to mount the building. I was surprised by the clever dialogue despite a standard screenplay. Soon, the farm boy and the princess go through the customary meet cute. The point is that some things need to be left to our imagination. It is badly animated but that's not the point. What I didn't like about the opening is the animated visual telling of the tale.
It captures the child-like wonder right there. This becomes our introduction into the fantasy of the film. I pointed out the contrast because I loved the opening which shows us two children, who will grow up to be the major characters of the film, listening to the fairytale. The film begins extremely well and extremely poorly. In truth, it is only a heavily tinkered version of Jack and the Beanstalk. Jack the Giant Slayer describes itself as the 3D Hollywood version of two fairy tales rolled into one: Jack and the Beanstalk and Jack the Giant Killer. Review Jack the Giant Slayer & earn 20 DM Points.* Review Submit
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