The film also reminded me of Lord of the Flies. It was like a cinematic challenge: can the same horror emerge from the humanity of children if they are girls, not boys, and they are in a prestigious English school, not lost on a wild island. The answer is yes! I feel that I spoil quite a lot saying more, so enough said.
This film is very well played by all actors, including the young girls, directed beautifully and using both impressive scenery and great costumes. What I found a little odd was the speed with which the girls were switching from best friends to evil witches and back again. I am told children are like that, so I should have probably ignored that some of the girls there were hot as hell and considered them all well under age.
Eva Green played a complex character, easy to sympathize with at times, easy to loathe at others. She carried this film almost to perfection.
Bottom line: I kept this film in my private collection. I think it is a must see.
This film is very well played by all actors, including the young girls, directed beautifully and using both impressive scenery and great costumes. What I found a little odd was the speed with which the girls were switching from best friends to evil witches and back again. I am told children are like that, so I should have probably ignored that some of the girls there were hot as hell and considered them all well under age.
Eva Green played a complex character, easy to sympathize with at times, easy to loathe at others. She carried this film almost to perfection.
Bottom line: I kept this film in my private collection. I think it is a must see.