Inkheart suffers from its flaws and dialogue, but has a superb cast, neat visuals, and great fantasy action. The storyline was well-paced, the direction did very well to remain true to the novel, the visuals were very creative, and the film score was very emotive.

Brandon Fraser was talented as Mo, Helen Mirren and Jim Broadbent were very entertaining, Paul Bettany did extremely well at his performance, Eliza Bennett's acting was very solid as Meggie, and Andy Serkis was a lot of fun as Capricorn. They seem to be pretty important it keeps you interested in what's going on like most fantasy adaptations.

I do, however, liked the adventure and action in this movie. under construction Although a year has passed, not a day goes by without Meggie thinking of the extraordinary events of Inkheart, and the story. It is the second book in the Inkheart trilogy. It was translated into English and released in October 2005 by Anthea Bell. The only problems that I had with this movie was the lack of dialogue, the overused cliches, and the flaws. Inkspell is a 2005 young adult novel by German author Cornelia Funke originally released in Germany under the title Tintenblut. New Line Cinema spent three years making this film? Boy, that was lucky. Unlike Harry Potter, this movie started filming in 2006, but was later released in Germany and the UK in 2008 and the USA release in 2009. I've never read the book in which this movie was based on, but as far as fantasy adaptations go, I've read the book and I think this movie followed it quite well.įact: In the Harry Potter films, they've spent ten years filming all eight of them.

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