I watched this modern update of the old classic tale over the weekend.
I thought the director and the writer did a good job. The short story was expanded to fill a 2 hour slot. An inquisitor was added to serve as the antagonist. The (were)wolf was the antagonist, but not quite. It killed a few people, but the defense attorney would claim those killings as "crime of passion" or "self defense."
Red Riding Hood was not so little any more, hence the title skipped the word "little." She did utter the famous words to her grandma, though.
On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being best, I would say this movie is a 7, based on the fact that I was entertained and did not go to the box office to demand my money back.
I thought the director and the writer did a good job. The short story was expanded to fill a 2 hour slot. An inquisitor was added to serve as the antagonist. The (were)wolf was the antagonist, but not quite. It killed a few people, but the defense attorney would claim those killings as "crime of passion" or "self defense."
Red Riding Hood was not so little any more, hence the title skipped the word "little." She did utter the famous words to her grandma, though.
On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being best, I would say this movie is a 7, based on the fact that I was entertained and did not go to the box office to demand my money back.
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