Review of Pan (2015) by Jose R — 17 Oct 2015
A journey into a fast paced imaginative world. Pan dives headfirst into some pouncing scenes. The action is flourishing and never dies down. One moment he's grappling death in his hands, the next he's waking up from a siesta.
He's wily and catapults head down into explosions of color as extravagant as a child's coloring book. Never loosing fate, Pan is determined to find his mother. If fit be most he'll go through Neverland and stand up to his oppressors if he has to.
The tenuous sing alongs make a gaffe of this film. He cries very convincingly and is spared holistically. It has as much charm as Blackbeard's fleeting role in this prequel. A good one for the kiddies.
A distorted memory for the lot over 21. Go see it if you're into good fantasy. Never did I wince and definitely enjoyed a plethora of Pan all over me.
This review of Pan (2015) was written by Jose R on 17 Oct 2015.
Pan has generally received mixed reviews.
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