Today in our screening room, where the entire post will be a solid spoiler, we look at the new film, directed by Catherine Hardwicke (known for such films as "Vanilla Sky" and "Mr. Destiny"), "Little Red Riding Hood." I felt sorry for my money, but still decided to go for it, because as a child loved fairy tales, and now I love horror and a trailer that was shown in every ad, this movie gives me a pretty nice feeling.

Going into the screening room theater, I sat down on one hundred empty seats. When Little Red Riding Hood started, we the audience was already two and a half men. It is unclear to whom this film was intended: not for children, not on the older generation, and to whom, then?

We had to film and then call the red cape. Relations between the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, and these films are absent.

Music is really boring, as if with chalk on a blackboard are. Picture ugly, almost always fog, always cloudy, use dark colors.

Landscapes are ugly. Atmosphere in the film is not present, you do not feel when watching anything, zero emotion.

Plus, the movie certainly is, but they are hidden somewhere deep, somewhere very deep that not even seen.

I do not advise going to this movie in the cinema or even watch it at home.

Rating: 4 out of 10.

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