Inkheart
A different kind of drama tells about a character called Moh, who has a special talent to bring characters from the books he reads and contemplates. One night, three characters from Inchart emerge, a modern medieval tale full of magical beings. Those stories like Capricorn, Bastard, Two Bad Guys, Dustfinger, Eater and others turn into a scary reality. Ten years later, Meiji discovers the truth behind it, as it seems to be up to her to escape the real evil.
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30 May 1981, Wimbledon, London, England, UK
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22 February 1965, Troedyrhiw, near Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, UK
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26 October 1953, London, England, UK
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June 24, 2009
If there's a problem for me with Inkheart, it is one of scope. This feels like it should be an epic movie, but it's not.June 23, 2009
For all its problems, it's a sweet, clever work.June 20, 2009
When you have to question every other scene and a ferret steals the show, you know you're in trouble.March 27, 2011
Kind of a NeverEnding Story-lite, Inkheart never makes full use of its strengths. The ideas about reality and fiction have already been explored better elsewhere, even in light family films.January 23, 2009
Over and over again, characters in Inkheart wax eloquent on the power of books. But there's nothing in the movie as haunting or as compelling as the sound they make when they speak for themselves.August 15, 2011
Cobbled-together fantasy about a dad who can "read" characters in and out of books.January 23, 2009
A flea market of fairy tales and hocus-pocus, Inkheart makes as much sense as an inkblot.January 23, 2009
[Has] plenty of thrills, a smart although oft-confusing script, delightful scenery-chewing scenes from stalwarts like Helen Mirren, Jim Broadbent and Andy Serkis, and a gorgeous high-concept visual style.August 01, 2009
Brendan Fraser's boyish face usually oozes charisma, but here he just looks plain bored. Which is kind of how the audience looked too.January 23, 2009
Seemingly intended as a celebration of the power of books, it's an occasionally incoherent, sleep-inducing picture that reduces narrative to mere mechanics.January 23, 2009
The overqualified cast gives its all, but logical lapses and sober-sided direction siphon off the fun.January 23, 2009
The aesthetics of Inkheart are part of what make it such a surprisingly enjoyable experience to watch.