The BFG (2016)
Genre: Family / Fantasy
Duration: 117 minuten
Alternative titles: De GVR / The Big Friendly Giant
Country:
United States / India
Directed by: Steven Spielberg
Stars: Ruby Barnhill, Mark Rylance and Penelope Wilton
IMDb score:
6,3 (98.514)
Releasedate: 1 June 2016
The BFG plot
"The world is more giant than you can imagine."
A young girl is introduced to the wonderful world of Giant Land by a giant giant known as the BFG. The BFG, itself a big gentle giant, is nothing compared to the other giants that live there. The two embark on an adventure to stop an invasion of man-eating giants who plan to storm the human world.
Actors and actresses
The BFG
Sophie
Mary
Fleshlumpeater
Bloodbottler
The Queen
Matron
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Reviews & comments
JoeDalton
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- 13 messages
- 0 votes
well I'm alone in my opinion WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FAIRY TALE by STEVEN SPIELBERG breathtakingly beautiful for the kids but also for me and I'm already over middle age!!! toppie I give him just not 5 stars but he gets with me thick 4.0 with griffel!!!! nicely set up the reunion of child and giant that bfg is the smallest giant among the giants he gets a wonderful bond with the child don't want to miss anything and fun for the whole family !! pretty !
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mrklm
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- 11374 messages
- 9897 votes
Without Mark Rylance, this film adaptation of Roald Dahl's beloved book probably wouldn't even have the level of Steven Spielbergs Tintin-fiasco. BFG does show unpleasant similarities with that film, with the excessively elegant camerawork and a moderate use of CGI. Ruby Barnhill portrays main character Sophie as a somewhat dowdy, know-it-all orphan girl and therefore does not come across too sympathetic. But despite the use of motion-capture, Mark Rylance manages to portray the Big Friendly Giant as fans of the book know him, with all the human qualities and shortcomings that make this giant so beloved.
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Roger Thornhill
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- 6011 messages
- 2445 votes
A fun and sweet film, somewhat basic in terms of plot and with a very simple climax, but with a lot of attention to atmosphere and detail. Ruby Barnhill wasn't all that special to me, Mark Rylance, on the other hand, totally carried me away with that sad look in his eyes – I thought he was the most important asset of the entire film. And am I the only one who thought I recognized Daniel Craig's face in the Bloodbottler? Too bad about the sentimental stuff with those dreams, but otherwise quite successful.
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