Review of Pan's Labyrinth (2006) by Miguel L — 13 Jan 2015
Del Toro created a surreal fantasy inside a Spanish holocaust. Although the storyline was straightforward, the fairy tale manner of narration did not isolate the audience to children because of a more serious reality that had been happening.
The movie opened the thought to a better reality and escape from reality on Earth, death--as it was the beginning of an eternity without suffering.
As much as the fantasy elements remained to be unbelievable and fictional, so are the realities that are realities themselves.
This review of Pan's Labyrinth (2006) was written by Miguel L on 13 Jan 2015.
Pan's Labyrinth has generally received very positive reviews.
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