Review of The BFG (2016) by Epicladysponge — 30 Jun 2016
It's already not the end of 2016, yet this (in my opinion) is the best film everyone could see of this year. The story was actually clever, like I didn't even knew it was based on the book named the same thing, especially if it's coming from Steven Spielberg, a great director and filmmaker.
The characters are all lovable (especially all the dumb giants you're randomly seeing), the visual effects feels stereoscopic, but that's not all. It's surely Disney, but it feels like it could be distributed by any film studio other than Disney.
The best part about this is that it was released on my birthday. You could say.It's already not the end of 2016, yet this (in my opinion) is the best film everyone could see of this year. The story was actually clever, like I didn't even knew it was based on the book named the same thing, especially if it's coming from Steven Spielberg, a great director and filmmaker.
The characters are all lovable (especially all the dumb giants you're randomly seeing), the visual effects feels stereoscopic, but that's not all. It's surely Disney, but it feels like it could be distributed by any film studio other than Disney.
The best part about this is that it was released on my birthday. You could say... best birthday gift ever, right? Don't listen to those scrubs who think movies like Warcraft and Hardcore Henry could make the front page.
This is instantly going to make to the front page. It's only recommended to those with no fear of giants, otherwise good luck with this film... best birthday gift ever, right? Don't listen to those scrubs who think movies like Warcraft and Hardcore Henry could make the front page.
This is instantly going to make to the front page. It's only recommended to those with no fear of giants, otherwise good luck with this film.
This review of The BFG (2016) was written by Epicladysponge on 30 Jun 2016.
The BFG has generally received positive reviews.
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