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Review of by Adnan_Soysal — 22 Mar 2021

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It 's very fun to watch this movie.

I love the the portrayal of moronic corrupt parents whose life is nothing other than trivial concerns.

And then comes their wonderful daughter, Matilda.

Matilda literally creates a wonder out of herself without getting influenced by her ignorant parents.

She does this by reading a lot.

There are five primary characters in the movie, Father, Mother, Teacher, and School Master.

Cast is perfect, they all displayed their characters fantastically.

Father is a corrupt ignorant moron. His only concern is to make money in anyway. He is a second hand car seller.

Mother is modern pop life wife with her only concern of her look.

Then there is a School Master who is an frustrated fat sportive single woman terrorising the kids.

And finally teacher of Matilda's class at the school. She is a good heart angel, and also a victim of school master.

Self created, and self confident Matilda feels strong, and becomes a fighter against all the bullying of her parents, and school master.

I just love the Matilda creating herself by reading a lot of books, but it felt bit superficial when she got witch like powers like moving things around.

This is a great raw comedy. But again, witch like talents were bit too much.

My most favorite scene was where Matilda visits the Public Library, and librarian lady asks her if she likes to have books with a lot of picture, her response to the lady.

This review of Matilda (1996) was written by on 22 Mar 2021.

Matilda has generally received positive reviews.

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