Not much to be afraid of in this current production of the ancient fable besides the heavy hand of director Catherine Hardwicke, (she also directs the Twilight phenomenon), Gary Oldman yelling all his lines and Amanda Seyfried walking around with a constant facial expression of surprise, her big saucer eyes wide open. Incongruent hairstyles, stilted acting, and Julie Christie looking out of place with her dreaded locks don't do the movie any favors. Worst of all, the wolf wasn't very impressive.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Red Riding Hood
Not much to be afraid of in this current production of the ancient fable besides the heavy hand of director Catherine Hardwicke, (she also directs the Twilight phenomenon), Gary Oldman yelling all his lines and Amanda Seyfried walking around with a constant facial expression of surprise, her big saucer eyes wide open. Incongruent hairstyles, stilted acting, and Julie Christie looking out of place with her dreaded locks don't do the movie any favors. Worst of all, the wolf wasn't very impressive.
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