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Journey to the center of the earth 3d poster movie#

She neither added or took away anything from the film, though I suppose that can be blamed on the script, as she is not well developed. Our third lead is Icelandic actress Anita Briem. I've never seen a kid (especially a boy, as the girls tend to be better performers at ages 10-16) show so much emotional range, not only in this movie, but throughout his already prolific career (he's 15 and has 24 acting projects in his career). He's blossomed into a great young actor, after a stunning turn in Bridge to Terabithia, in addition to great shows in Zathura and Little Manhattan. I really think that this film is further proof that Josh Hutcherson is THE best young American actor. He may not be the best actor, and he may say some pretty stupid one liners that get old after the 800th time, but he still has the same charm that makes him likable in the Mummy films. First, our headliner and box office draw, Brendan Fraser.

Journey to the center of the earth 3d poster movie#

We really only got three characters in the movie (and less than ten speaking parts), so a lot rides on our three leads. In fact, I could see this exact premise working PERFECTLY in a Guillermo Del Toro or Tim Burton type horror film. It's a wasted concept that could have been a lot better had the film-making branched out from the narrow scope it obviously uses. It's a classic case of flashy visuals, horrid plot execution. I also have very strong complaints about the predictability of the film, which was so bad that I could predict what the characters would say, in addition to what was about to happen on screen. It's certainly a fantasy adventure that kids will enjoy, but adults may find themselves getting restless by the time the third act reaches us. The story isn't really based on the book by Jules Verne, it's more based on a group's adventure that uses the book as a guide. HOWEVER, this does not excuse the blatant cheesiness, stupid typical one liners from Brendan Fraser, nor the underutilization of such a fantastic concept.

It has plenty of surprises, and it doesn't over do it at all. The instant strength of this film that comes to mind is the great use of the 3D technology. First off, let me say that I'm VERY glad I saw this movie in 3D.