This sumptuous vision looks great, serves up plenty that's pleasing, and although is somewhat flat is not bad. It does, though, take Peake's extraordinary achievement and makes it, well, ordinary.
Gormenghast (2000)
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Rotten:2
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Genre: Science-Fiction/Fantasy
Synopsis: The ancient family of Groan has been incarcerated for centuries in the vast crumbling castle of Gormenghast. The dynasty is threatened by the charismatic Steerpike who escapes his destiny as a... The ancient family of Groan has been incarcerated for centuries in the vast crumbling castle of Gormenghast. The dynasty is threatened by the charismatic Steerpike who escapes his destiny as a kitchen boy. As Steerpike charms and outwits the eccentric inhabitants into submission, including the beautiful Fuchsia, only Titus, stands in his way. The Young Earl and his pretender fight a bloody duel against the fantastic backdrop of the disintegrating castle. Who will emerge the victor and what secrets will they discover? -- © 2000 BBC [More]
Starring: Jonathan Rhys-Myers, Celia Imrie, Ian Richardson, Neve McIntosh
Starring: Jonathan Rhys-Myers, Celia Imrie, Ian Richardson, Neve McIntosh, Christopher Lee
Director: Andy Wilson
Director: Andy Wilson
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|---|---|---|
| 84% 84% | The Princess and the Frog | 12/11 |
| 80% 80% | A Single Man | 12/11 |
| 55% 55% | The Lovely Bones | 12/11 |
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| | Avatar | 12/18 |
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