WILDWOOD Review: Often Breathless, Usually Reckless, Always Enchanting
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After releasing incontestable jewels such as ‘The Worlds of Coraline’, the Laika studio pursues its absolute summit according to the intimidating mold of ‘The Princess Mononoke’In addition to ‘Wildwood, what other films to watch at the Film Festival until October 22nd for 3.50 euros In 20 years, Laika has achieved such a resounding prestige that we have socially agreed to forget how ugly her origin was. Travis Knight is the son of Phil Knight, f…
Awards Watch - ‘Wildwood’ Review: Travis Knight’s Dream Project is LAIKA’s Most Ambitious and Astonishing Film Yet, Featuring an All-Time Villainous Performance from Carey Mulligan [A-]
The opening for Travis Knight’s Wildwood starts with no dialogue, almost in complete silence, as we see a young boy, made from magic, rip out his heart and fall to his death. His mother, Alexandra (Academy Award nominee Carey Mulligan), a dowager governess who ruled The South Wood, cries at the sight of his leap…
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