Into the Woods
Fantasy • PG • 2014 • 2 hr 5 min
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Anna Kendrick, Meryl Streep, Lilla Crawford, Emily Blunt, Johnny Depp
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I DONT CARE IF ITS BAD ITS SO NOSTALGIC AND WAS ONE OF THE FIRST MUSICALS I FELL IN LOVE WITH SHUT UUUUPUPPPPPPP
Pretty good Grim fairytale musical with dark themes that give you goosebumps & strong music numbers, the Ensemble cast is good mainly Streep
One of the very few musicals that I truly enjoy
It started out pretty good. I liked the intertwining of fairytales. Even the singing was ok (not a fan of musicals) 2nd1/2 took a weird turn
Meryl Streep's performance alone makes this film worth watching.
Music is enjoyable and the twists on the fairytales are fun, but it’s kind of slow.
The storyline is very interesting, as you get to see multiple familiar characters set out to complete their wish/goal.
It's a good combination between various kinds of tells. With a unique interpretation of the very commonly known story.
A well done movie with a lot of recognizable names and fairly catchy songs.
Stellar cast, great music, fun story with some clever twists
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