Thread: Damn Pan's Labyrinth was depressing
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Old 07.18.2007, 12:29 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by pbradley
I saw it on the same night as I did Children of Men (theater hopping is always fun) and I prefered Children of Men.

But Pan's Labyrinth was okay although I do agree that there wasn't as much fantasy as I expected or hoped for.

children of men has more flash value, but it's ultimately less interesting and more predictable, yet-another dystopian fable with apocalyptic/religious overtones (baby jesus).

pan's labirynth is not "okay", it's **fucking wonderful.** and a true original.
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