The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
Fantasy • PG-13 • 2013 • 2 hr 10 min
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I prefer this Clary, institute & this overall vibe to the tv show, but the rest of the cast, plot, and effects left something to be desired
The plot was weird but loved the cast and acting
I didn’t read the books, but I watched the show. I liked the movie better.
Really good, also like the show “Shadowhunters”
Nothing like the book series, but it stands quite well as a movie if you seperate the two
Very good movie I love it. But it’s shallow and purely for teenagers nothing to it. But I love it because it relates to the book the most
As a huge fan of the books I hate how badly they messed up the plot but I gotta say they nailed the casting
I watched this movie because I watched Shadowhunters and I really enjoyed it!!
It’s ok was a bit disappointed with the film however the tv show is where it’s at
Good adaptation of the book, leaves you wanting more, nothing like the show
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