Release your Inner Child

Rating: 8/10 (19 November 2007)

Marc Froster was the right man for the job. In-depth look at James Barrie is moving and accurate, bringing him back to life with a youthful, charming Johnny Depp. The study of the writer makes his person interesting in the process and never looses the conductive string.
The movie is filled with emotional tones and scenes, some too over the top, but the most of them clearly focused. For the ones that are sensible on movie watching, load yourself on tissues. The movie reveals a world which was relentless, conspicuous, close minded. The character of Barrie is a delight and one will fall in love with this child in a grown up body.
The art direction revives the Victorian era, with great architectural designs and a beautiful matrix of wardrobes and clothing. The story is emotional and passionate top notch.
Don't believe in fairy tales, it's fine. But release your inner child and see this movie, this poem. A great movie that accomplished its goals. A delight.