Nothing Amazing, But Watchable 5/10

Rating: 5/10 (27 July 2013)

Review: I'm not a big lover of paranormal/horror movies, but I quite enjoyed this one. What a big difference it makes when you have a bit of money and a great director to make a horror movie! Anyway, the storyline was written well and all of the actors put in believable performances, especially the little girls. The CGI that was used throughout the movie, really brought the film to light, but the beginning was left for the audience to piece together because it was a bit unexplained. The other weird thing about the film is that people just go missing and no one ever goes to look for them. Apart from that, it's a great movie for its genre. Watchable!
Round-Up: If your a fan of some of Guillermo del Toro's work, which includes the Hellboy franchise, Blade 2 and Pan's Labyrinth, then you well be used to the whole look and feel of this movie. The epic ending was great and some of the scenes were a bit scary, but nothing major. I also liked the moral of the story of a mothers love for her daughters, which is what the movie is basically about. It did seem to be in and out of the limelight pretty quickly because there are quite a few movies out in this genre so it might be quickly forgotten.
Budget: $15million Worldwide Gross: $146.5million (What a profit!)
I recommend this movie to people who are into there horror/thriller movies about a broken family. 5/10