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Pans Labyrinth

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Genre	Fantasy
Format	Digital
Contributor	Maribel Verdu, Ariadna Gill, Sergi Lopez, Dwight Yoakam, Ivana Baquero
Language	Spanish
Runtime	2 hours

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Spanish fantasy story directed by Guillermo del Torro ('Cronos') with stunning sets, shocking scenes and effects - set in the mind's eye of a lonely young girl. Ofelia (Ivana Baquero) is a young girl in a remote mountain village in Spain in 1944 after Franco's ascension to power. To escape the upheaval and hardship her family faces (her father died in the war and her mother (Ariadna Gil) has been forced to re-marry to a despotic Captain in Franco's fascist army), Ofelia creates a world in her mind. It's a beautiful place though not without its dark side but she's guided by a ghastly yet kindly fawn creature. The Captain, it soon transpires, is more interested in the son Ofelia's mother is carrying, than he is in either Ofelia or her mother. Mercedes (Maribel Verd), the Captain's considerate servant, and Dr. Ferreiro the Captain's physician, are, it transpires, in league with the revolutionaries in the woods surrounding the army encampment. These resistance fighters are intent on liberating the rationed food and medicines they need. As the increasingly manic and paranoid captain assassinates anyone who looks at him the wrong way with alarming regularity, Ofelia's secret quests set by the fawn creature to unlock the portal to another world become more and more urgent. With its deft mixing of CGI and actual character scenes, political and social statement, Pan's Labyrinth has been referred to already as 'The Citizen Kane of fantasy films'.

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Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No

Language ‏ : ‎ Spanish

Product dimensions ‏ : ‎ 13.5 x 1.5 x 19 cm; 76 Grams

Manufacturer reference ‏ : ‎ 5060034579618

Media Format ‏ : ‎ Digital

Run time ‏ : ‎ 2 hours

Actors ‏ : ‎ Dwight Yoakam, Maribel Verdu, Ariadna Gill, Sergi Lopez, Ivana Baquero

Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English

Language ‏ : ‎ Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1)

Studio ‏ : ‎ Studiocanal

ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000PY527C

Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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DaSparklist
If you enjoy Violence
Reviewed in Australia on 22 March 2021
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Way too violent for me. Only 10mins in and I turned off.
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Michael
Only way I could watch it
Reviewed in Australia on 19 March 2021
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Not streaming anywhere in Australia, get the dvd comes in 1 day and works perfectly as long as you have a blu-ray player, has some extra features which are cool. Now that the custom is streaming things online, seeing this was a massive jump up in quality.
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Anon56789
Great
Reviewed in Australia on 12 November 2020
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Pretty awesome and iconic movie in my opinion
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E. A. Solinas

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Into the labyrinth
Reviewed in Australia on 27 February 2018
If anyone wants to know where the dark, creepy fairy tales of old went, here's a hint: Guillermo del Toro is doing a pretty good job with the fairy tales for adults.

This brings us to one of Del Toro's most brilliant works, the luminously gritty "Pan's Labyrinth" ("El Laberinto del Fauno"). This enchanted little film is a sequel of sorts to "The Devil's Backbone," a magical realism film about the Spanish Civil War -- but this movie takes us deeper into a world that is half real, half ominous fairy tale, with a unique and imaginative story and some really excellent acting. In short, Del Toro weaves a web of frightening magic all around the audience.

Time and place: 1944, Spain, during the Spanish Civil War. A little girl named Ofelia (Ivana Baquero) and her very pregnant mother travel to meet her new stepfather, the brutal and murderous Captain Vidal (Sergi López). Unsurprisingly Ofelia loathes her new stepfather, but is transfixed by the eerie forests around them -- and one night she is visited by a fairy, and encounters a giant faun who tells her that she is Princess Moanna of the netherworld, and must return there.

But to do so, he tells her that she must do three things. Ofelia manages first task, but is frightened out of her wits by the second task, which involves a hideous monster with eyes in its hands. And in the ordinary world, her mother's pregnancy is getting more dangerous, threatening the one tie she has to her family. As the guerillas and the fascists clash, Ofelia faces being trapped outside the netherworld forever... and being offered a terrible choice if she wants to get in.

Fairy tales have become cleaned-up and cutesy over time, so that children can read them without nightmares (and adults can feel that they're actually doing something for the kids). But del Toro knows that the best fairy tales are the eerie, bizarre ones full of mystery and danger, especially the ones that are connected somehow to the real world. That is what makes "Pan's Labyrinth" so brilliantly dark and heartfelt: that blur between magic and danger, reality and fantasy.

And Del Toro obviously crafted this with care, directing it in a dreamlike style that wraps you up in his visions, but never to the point of making his audience feel too comfortable with his magical world. The eerie atmosphere of Ofelia's wanderings -- the delicate yet menacing faun, the chalk doors, the monuments, the fairies, and the pasty nightmare with eyes in its palms -- is both a contrast and a parallel with the everyday world, which Ofelia hopes to escape. At first, it seems like the post-Civil War and fairy tale stories don't mesh, until you see that the "real world" story is Ofelia's motivation to escape from all the fear, pain and sorrow, and the bittersweetness of her story makes it more painfully real.

But del Toro's biggest triumph is in the instant connection we feel to Ofelia, with her love of the fantastical and her desire to go somewhere "safe." Baquero is absolutely wonderful in this, as a girl who isn't entirely of this world -- in her heart, she belongs somewhere beyond, and is desperate to escape the terrible situation of her "real life" by going there. And López is the ideal villain -- you spend the whole movie wanting to see him gruesomely killed.

Half "Mirrormask" and half gritty war story, "Pan's Labyrinth" is one of the best fantasy stories in years -- dark, passionate and beautifully made. Definitely a great movie.
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Rumplesteveskin
Entertain yourself - read the Amazon user cutomer reviews.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 February 2014
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This film is in Spanish. It has subtitles. It's not for kids. It's appalling looking through the 'reviews' on here to find the amount of 1 star reviews for people that complain they didn't know it was in Spanish, or they didn't know they'd have to read subtitles. Some guy gives it 1 star because he played the directors commentary instead of the correct audio track and had to contend with "some guy talking all over the top of it." Lots of 1 star reviews from people who sat down to watch it with their kids too. Amuse yourself, have a browse through them.

This film is an outstanding work, with a multi-layered plot that fuses the grim everyday life of a young girl with a mystical place she can escape to. Very very good stuff.
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Pauli Lepistö
5/5 for the genre.(Horror/Artsy)
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 September 2018
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I have done this before tonight and now i will again, i'm surprised that when i looked it up this movies genre was "horror" if it indeed is then i can tell you that its one of the more superiors in that genre, personally i would describe this as "artistic movie" in which genre it might also deserve that 5 stars as its a good example of one in my opinion. Also its only film that i remember to have enjoyed where they speak Spanish so even as that it has "something special"

I just don't find anything bad to say about it so i guess i must rate it 5/5 ? sure maybe its a little cheesy sometimes, and there are some scenes where the actions of the characters annoyed me a lot, its an emotional rollercoaster but i think that is what artistic films are about?
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Amazing movie of all time
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 July 2015
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The most unbelievable movies of all time in my view. The characters, The period the movie is set in, the plot, the ending, the fight against injustice, the indescribable love for a baby sibling, the loving mother, the evil stepdad, temptation and dark challenges that test our most inner resolve, the eyes that see. It all blends in perfectly. Some people are so insanely creative you wonder if they are even humans!!!! I love the makers of this piece of art. Amazing movie
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Anthony Lawrinson
Great film - not for younger children!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 May 2020
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This is studied in the A level Spanish course (it is Spanish language with English sub titles) hence bought for my daughter but we all sat down to watch it. I sent my 11 year old out of the room pretty quickly as it is quite dark and violent in places so not suitable for younger kids but it's a really clever and thought provoking film.
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Bryan Connolly
If you're reading this, you're going to buy it anyway
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 June 2020
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One of his master works. The critical acclaim and awards speak for themselves. This purchase was backfilling a copy I'd lent out and never got back. People query why I even buy physical media any more, but for some reason, this often isn't on streaming services. It's even better than you remember so treat yourself. Go on, you know you want to...
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