I remember being really impressed with the final battle as a kid. I went into it with low expectations, thinking it would really be a « kid’s movie », but the finale really delivered some spectacle
One of the biggest problems I've always felt this movie suffered from was its leads. In 2013, neither Nicholas Hoult nor Eleanor Tomlinson were known much here in America. Both have, in the years since, developed some fan base here (myself included, I love them both), but the two of them were not going to bring in half-a-billion dollars in ticket sales.
I remember my older cousin took me and my little cousins to watch this film, and it was a blast. This movie was always on my mind, and its cool to see others remembering it as well.
Dark fairytale movies from the early 2010's were so fun to watch. Little me would be so surprised seeing a different take on Snow White and especially this
Despite the CGI and corny elements, I actually recommend this often. I like that the story asks the question "what do you believe?" And that each character acts on that belief. It's a theme we don't see a lot of, and I like how the story explores the question from multiple angles.
This movie came out exactly four weeks after Another Nicolas Houst movie, the equally fun WARM BODIES, which made about the same amount of money in the US (about $70 million) but cost ONE EIGHTH of Jack’s budget (at $23 million)
Wow Can’t believe i found a review for this that’s 3 hours old lol, i just randomly remembered this movie after a decade of forgetting it existed and searched for a review 😂 but awesomely done man, keep it up!
I loved this film so much! Saw it in cinemas, me and my cousins were the only two in the room. I wasn't expecting it to be anything special, but I ended up really enjoying it. Saw it years later and it held up. Kinda wanna watch it again now. It's massively underrated for sure!
I watched this film in the cinema on its release, and I still enjoy rewatching it every two years or so. For me, the story and visual tone hits a good level as somewhere in the middle between family friendly and bone-crunching blood-spurting gore. Nicholas Hoult and Eleanor Tomlinson gave really good performances that makes their connection in their second encounter believable, and I think this connection makes Jack's own motivation to help in Isabelle's rescue plausible. I agree with your points including your mention of how good Ian McShane's performance is. When he gives the order to chop down the stalk, you can see from Ian's acting that it's emotionally crippling the king to do so, in his love for his daughter against saving his kingdom. Excellent video essay.
I watched this movie in theaters when I was in middle school. I absolutely loved it and rewatched it several times within the next year or two. I must admit, I forgot it existed until I saw your video but it's definitely one of the highlight movies of my childhood.
General Fallon the giant with 2 heads when I was little remember him because of his voice because when I heard him talking I was like that Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean Bill Nighy God him and Andy Serkis give Characters that are made digital heart and personality truly an age acting is
I was surprised by how entertaining this was when I eventually got around to watching it! I've heard that King Arthur: Legend of the Sword was also unfairly maligned.
I remember being a teenage girl around the time and thinking it was targeted at adolescent aged boys, so I waited to hear about it’s reception and forgot about it. I also remember seeing Oz the Great and Powerful in theaters so 💀
I saw this with my dad shortly after getting my wisdom teeth removed over a decade ago. I think I still have that old photo of me posing in front of that ridiculous poster.
the same I remember seeing the first teaser trailer and knowing that it was originally called "Jack and the Giant Killer" before being changed to "Jack the Giant Slayer." I recall watching it in theaters and having a great time with the film. A couple of years later, I still really love it. While it's not perfect, I think it could be a great movie for introducing fantasy to new generations. Overall, I acknowledge that the film has its flaws. For instance, I thought the ending-where the crown is transformed into something that ends up in a museum-was interesting, but I didn't particularly like how it was executed. Despite that, it's a fun film, and I can't help but wonder what a darker version might be like.
I didn't know this movie even existed! I thought the video was about 1962's "Jack the Giant Killer," a simple, non-overblown (and fun!) fantasy in the style of Ray Harryhausen's films
What I remember about this movir was being really scared for Nicolas Hoult upon hearing of his casting, at that time the rumors about Bryan Singer were already going strong in gay circles.
@@Kaiser_still_da_goat no I seriously wasn’t ever implying that. I wouldn’t make a joke like that about it’s an incredibly messed up event like that one. I was legitimately just wondering what were the other box office bombs that year.
@@isenhartproductions2677 don’t worry it wasn’t meant as a joke like that. I really did just want to know what were the biggest box office bombs of that year for Jack and the Giant Slayer to be only considered “one of the biggest bombs (box office wise) of the year.” I should’ve probably specified that I meant box office bombs. I don’t want to make this a long comment thread, I just wanted to clarify what I meant.
Personally I like watching this movie together with Snow White & the Huntsman. Too bad what really came out as a result was Bryan Singer being super controversial and Disney going to from fairytale movies being kinda gritty remakes to "Lets just remake every movie that was originally 2D"
I remember enjoying it, hoping it would do well, but suspecting it wouldn’t. Production mess-resulting in a movie no one really planned-kept it from falling into a neatly relatable categories. It was a one off. Take it for what it is, and it’s a fun ride, which is what I’m usually looking for in movies.
I really liked this movie after I saw it on tv. It has it's flaws, but it had story to tell, characters to show, and action to see. I didn't like final battle in the castle, it was kinda bad, especially compared to the outside siege action.
@@roberttreacy8271 that was a weird one. I remember it quite well, even then as a kid/early teenager I was quite confused by it. Pirates singing smells like teen spirit is awesome though
I actually saw this in theaters when it came out as a teenager-remember thinking it was fun but forgot about it pretty quickly. Maybe I’ll give it another go
While I don't remember much of this movie itself (even right after seeing it), I can say I do remember the good experience of watching it in theaters. I remember it was such a vibe watching this in the theater with my dad and brother during the dark spot in my life known as 2013. I was 11 (so basically in the target age range mentioned in the video) and was a fan of the original tale growing up, so I thoroughly enjoyed the movie when I saw it. And while I do have a good memory of the experience of seeing and enjoying the movie, I never really went out of my way to see it again, probably because of the reasons stated in the video. So it's good to know that my personal experience with this movie sums the movie itself up pretty well. 😂
I haven't seen it all the way through from beginning to end. Ive only caught the third act two different times, but i liked what i saw. I didn't know it bombed and didn't understand why when i found out. Id love to see an Attack on Titan movie like this. Its more AoT than the actual AoT movie.
I have a distinct memory of flipping to this movie in a hotel room when I was younger, right where they put a toothpick through some dude. Scared the shit out of me
I was one of those people that saw it in theaters with a friend and we both still really like the film. It’s not a perfect film by any means but yeah it’s way better than people remember
My prefered movies are in that dangerzone for marketing. I like deeper occasionally grittier stories, but I don't like the language, gore, and sexual stuff that often come with it. So a lot of the stuff I like either gets cancelled or "matures" away from my tastes.
Yeah I definitely agree this is actually a fun movie, that is, if you're willing to watch it with the right mind set. When it comes to that trend of turning fairy tales to epics, (whether it's horror or fantasy) this is the type of mindless entertainment I can enjoy. I feel children would enjoy it more so than teenagers (and younger teenagers to an extent). It's similar to Terry Gilliam's 'The Brothers Grimm' in a way, which is another movie I would defend. If you take it as it is, as a popcorn flick to watch with the family; it really grows on you.
I worked at the movie theater when this film came out. I think I still have one of the movie posters as well. I thought this film was just ok. It's not great, but it is a decent popcorn flick
Awww I'm upset they didn't use the clip with the cat next to Jack when he's back on the ground again after falling down 🥺 Anyway, I definitely agree with the reviewer that it was an impersonal story and I honestly think it seems better NOW because we've gotten really shitty movies for years now, not only in my opinion but it seems to be a trend. My fiancé and I rewatched The Prestige, a true masterpiece but especially compared to today's movies, and my fiancé hadn't seen it before and he was SO surprised a movie that good existed but that he's never heard of it. I then showed him Jack the giant slayer and he thought it was really fun! Which I, personally, think is enough if the movie isn't stupid and bad whilst trying to be fun. It is just a fun adventure movie, just like the other movies you talk about, and as fantasy nerds we LOVE that! A coherent story that doesn't have any agendas can be enough to pull us in these days lol, but I wish these action adventures back around 2010 had gotten more praise because they WERE entertaining and I don't want film makers to be discouraged. I loved Ewan's character as well, and I'm worried reviews like this movie got will be discouraging for the best actors as well, which is a shame. Edit: I think this movie really would've benefited by having some kind of filter with more contrast and enhancing some colors whilst muting others a bit.
I remember this being one of many movies my family bought pirated copies of (Guatemala, they were dirt cheap lol). I always thought it was surprisingly good for a movie I (1) hadn’t heard of & (2) had 0 expectations for. Idk, it’s stupid fun that isn’t trying to be much else & I have fond memories of it. Sucks to hear it bombed, but I’m also not surprised. Don’t really care about the overall reception this movie had though. If there are no Jack the Giant Slayer fans, it’s because I died.
I am with you. This is a severely forgotten movie and should have done better. I do think that the ratings for the movie are accurate, though. But it is still a good turn of your brain and just go along for the ride movie.
this movie came out at the peak of my own "movies rated pg13 are for babies and always a waste of time" mentality and then onetime me and a buddy got high in the 11th grade and watched it and were both actually blown away by how gritty and committed to making the giants actually scary it was! and as a skins brain rot kid seeing Nicholas hoult I expected a 'Tony' esque performance and then bro kind of flexed on me by being scrawny guy who's just sort of pushed through the heroes journey by force. with a movie like this it's always "the pieces are incredible" and that's honestly why I figure it'll age into moderate cult status with the younger kiddos as it's actually a really solid movie to explain and show the evolution from basic bitch pg13 marvel shlock to the almost light r rated pg13 films that are out there!
This movie definitely didn’t deserve to bomb as hard as it did. I have a DVD copy and I watched it a number of times in my middle school years. It’s not high art but it’s definitely not bad.
I don't remember it that much, but I rated it 4/10. Also, if you "love" this movie like Tom, you're gonna go bananas with 80's and 90's adventure/fantasy/scifi movies
they needed to cancel the film after the first rewrite to get the budget down, its called jack and the giants if you cant afford the giants then cancel the movie
Wait wait wait.. did you just say that this movie was better than the Alice in Wonderland from Burton ? Of the 5 movie you showed, Alice 1 and 2 are the best one, hansel and gretel is the 2nd, not that good but extremely fun, snow white and jack are both mid and at the same place, and I didn't see red riding hood so idk
Bryan Singer is a terrible human being, and I am in no way defending him or his actions. This video is strictly about Jack The Giant Slayer, a movie that he happened to work on.
I like X-Men, X2, and hell I loved Superman Returns, but with that being said, that does not mean I supoort Bryan Singer, Brian Peck, James Marsden, Kevin Spacey and any of their behaviour either on set or on their life. For context: Brian Peck (PDFile who abused Drake Bell) worked on the X-Men films, is Bryan Singer's bff and James Marsden wrote a character letter defending him from getting too much jail time for what he did to Drake Bell.
its not amazing, but i was underwhelmed coming out of the theatre. Here's a story about real giants: th-cam.com/video/xixXHx41Ycc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YE482Bp0qEvl04Vj
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I'm glad the news clip at 1:26 was added, and with the headline. Nobody should forget.
I completely forgot about this movie until now… now I’m thinking I want to watch it again!
I remember being really impressed with the final battle as a kid. I went into it with low expectations, thinking it would really be a « kid’s movie », but the finale really delivered some spectacle
As a kid?? This movie is new
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12 years ago is not new. He definitely could have grown up in that time
One of the biggest problems I've always felt this movie suffered from was its leads. In 2013, neither Nicholas Hoult nor Eleanor Tomlinson were known much here in America. Both have, in the years since, developed some fan base here (myself included, I love them both), but the two of them were not going to bring in half-a-billion dollars in ticket sales.
I remember my older cousin took me and my little cousins to watch this film, and it was a blast. This movie was always on my mind, and its cool to see others remembering it as well.
Dark fairytale movies from the early 2010's were so fun to watch. Little me would be so surprised seeing a different take on Snow White and especially this
Despite the CGI and corny elements, I actually recommend this often. I like that the story asks the question "what do you believe?" And that each character acts on that belief. It's a theme we don't see a lot of, and I like how the story explores the question from multiple angles.
I was a teenager at the time and I watched it because of Nicholas Hoult. I don't remember much of it, but I know I had a good time.
This movie came out exactly four weeks after Another Nicolas Houst movie, the equally fun WARM BODIES, which made about the same amount of money in the US (about $70 million) but cost ONE EIGHTH of Jack’s budget (at $23 million)
Wow Can’t believe i found a review for this that’s 3 hours old lol, i just randomly remembered this movie after a decade of forgetting it existed and searched for a review 😂 but awesomely done man, keep it up!
I loved this film so much! Saw it in cinemas, me and my cousins were the only two in the room. I wasn't expecting it to be anything special, but I ended up really enjoying it. Saw it years later and it held up. Kinda wanna watch it again now. It's massively underrated for sure!
Totally forgot about it till now. Might go find it to see for myself. Thanks for giving it a shoutout
Definitely an underrated experience. Not quite a gem but certainly a fun flick you can put on for a lazy afternoon.
I watched this film in the cinema on its release, and I still enjoy rewatching it every two years or so. For me, the story and visual tone hits a good level as somewhere in the middle between family friendly and bone-crunching blood-spurting gore.
Nicholas Hoult and Eleanor Tomlinson gave really good performances that makes their connection in their second encounter believable, and I think this connection makes Jack's own motivation to help in Isabelle's rescue plausible.
I agree with your points including your mention of how good Ian McShane's performance is. When he gives the order to chop down the stalk, you can see from Ian's acting that it's emotionally crippling the king to do so, in his love for his daughter against saving his kingdom.
Excellent video essay.
My go to movie on a nice rainy day.
It's a favorite of my sister's storybook movies, I never knew it bombed 💣
It's honestly a classic Free-TV movie, like many of the ones you feature on your channel.
I watched this movie in theaters when I was in middle school. I absolutely loved it and rewatched it several times within the next year or two. I must admit, I forgot it existed until I saw your video but it's definitely one of the highlight movies of my childhood.
General Fallon the giant with 2 heads when I was little remember him because of his voice because when I heard him talking I was like that Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean Bill Nighy God him and Andy Serkis give Characters that are made digital heart and personality truly an age acting is
Got to do a Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant break down
Yes please
Ewan Mcgregor stars in: Literal High Ground - The Movie
I was surprised by how entertaining this was when I eventually got around to watching it! I've heard that King Arthur: Legend of the Sword was also unfairly maligned.
i remember liking this as a kid when i saw it on tv. i think it’s popped in to my head a few times but i’ve had absolutely 0 desire to rewatch
I still have the tickets when I watched this movie with my late dad. Didn't leave much of an impression, I completely forgot what this movie was 😅
I remember being a teenage girl around the time and thinking it was targeted at adolescent aged boys, so I waited to hear about it’s reception and forgot about it. I also remember seeing Oz the Great and Powerful in theaters so 💀
I saw this with my dad shortly after getting my wisdom teeth removed over a decade ago. I think I still have that old photo of me posing in front of that ridiculous poster.
the same I remember seeing the first teaser trailer and knowing that it was originally called "Jack and the Giant Killer" before being changed to "Jack the Giant Slayer." I recall watching it in theaters and having a great time with the film. A couple of years later, I still really love it. While it's not perfect, I think it could be a great movie for introducing fantasy to new generations.
Overall, I acknowledge that the film has its flaws. For instance, I thought the ending-where the crown is transformed into something that ends up in a museum-was interesting, but I didn't particularly like how it was executed. Despite that, it's a fun film, and I can't help but wonder what a darker version might be like.
I didn't know this movie even existed! I thought the video was about 1962's "Jack the Giant Killer," a simple, non-overblown (and fun!) fantasy in the style of Ray Harryhausen's films
I love this movie so much, saw it at a special time with a good friend and it's a memory I will always cherish.
I can't believe I'm not the only one who remembers this movie
What I remember about this movir was being really scared for Nicolas Hoult upon hearing of his casting, at that time the rumors about Bryan Singer were already going strong in gay circles.
Finally! I thought I was the only one who actually knows about this movie!
Bryan Singer is the seared chicken breast and boiled broccoli of filmmakers and this movie perfectly exemplifies it.
Sounds like my childhood dinners. Goes well with childhood movies.
He also likes to munch off the kids menu
“One of the biggest bombs of the 2013.”
I wonder then what are the other biggest box office bombs of that year.
Lone Ranger is the biggest box office bomb from 2013. And many others I will most likely cover in the future.
@@isenhartproductions2677he was talking about the Boston marathon bombing
Not box office bombs
Oh that joke went way over my head@Kaiser_still_da_goat
@@Kaiser_still_da_goat no I seriously wasn’t ever implying that. I wouldn’t make a joke like that about it’s an incredibly messed up event like that one.
I was legitimately just wondering what were the other box office bombs that year.
@@isenhartproductions2677 don’t worry it wasn’t meant as a joke like that.
I really did just want to know what were the biggest box office bombs of that year for Jack and the Giant Slayer to be only considered “one of the biggest bombs (box office wise) of the year.”
I should’ve probably specified that I meant box office bombs.
I don’t want to make this a long comment thread, I just wanted to clarify what I meant.
I thought that it was a refreshing take on the genre
I enjoyed this movie enough. Almost reminds me of Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters. For an old tale made “darker”. Have you seen that movie?
I unironically love this movie. I grew up watching this when I was a kid.
Personally I like watching this movie together with Snow White & the Huntsman.
Too bad what really came out as a result was Bryan Singer being super controversial and Disney going to from fairytale movies being kinda gritty remakes to "Lets just remake every movie that was originally 2D"
I remember enjoying it, hoping it would do well, but suspecting it wouldn’t. Production mess-resulting in a movie no one really planned-kept it from falling into a neatly relatable categories. It was a one off. Take it for what it is, and it’s a fun ride, which is what I’m usually looking for in movies.
I really liked this movie after I saw it on tv. It has it's flaws, but it had story to tell, characters to show, and action to see.
I didn't like final battle in the castle, it was kinda bad, especially compared to the outside siege action.
I’d like to see your thoughts on Pan (2015).
@@roberttreacy8271 that was a weird one. I remember it quite well, even then as a kid/early teenager I was quite confused by it. Pirates singing smells like teen spirit is awesome though
oof I remember that movie being pretty rough
I worked at the movies when this came out and it for sure felt like a flop when it came out. RIP
I actually saw this in theaters when it came out as a teenager-remember thinking it was fun but forgot about it pretty quickly. Maybe I’ll give it another go
This is my favourite movie of all time. Hell it’s the reason why I wanna be a movie director.
While I don't remember much of this movie itself (even right after seeing it), I can say I do remember the good experience of watching it in theaters. I remember it was such a vibe watching this in the theater with my dad and brother during the dark spot in my life known as 2013. I was 11 (so basically in the target age range mentioned in the video) and was a fan of the original tale growing up, so I thoroughly enjoyed the movie when I saw it. And while I do have a good memory of the experience of seeing and enjoying the movie, I never really went out of my way to see it again, probably because of the reasons stated in the video. So it's good to know that my personal experience with this movie sums the movie itself up pretty well. 😂
I haven't seen it all the way through from beginning to end. Ive only caught the third act two different times, but i liked what i saw. I didn't know it bombed and didn't understand why when i found out.
Id love to see an Attack on Titan movie like this. Its more AoT than the actual AoT movie.
I have a distinct memory of flipping to this movie in a hotel room when I was younger, right where they put a toothpick through some dude. Scared the shit out of me
I like this movie. I saw it in the theater and thought it had great effects and atmosphere.
Bryan Singer is a PDF- phile
I loved this movie when it came out its definitely do for a re watch soon
I was one of those people that saw it in theaters with a friend and we both still really like the film. It’s not a perfect film by any means but yeah it’s way better than people remember
I have a soft spot for this movie because I got it for my 3d tv / 3d blue ray player if anyone even remembers those 😂
Funny how the studio had the movie toned down while a certain anime with gritty giant action would go on to become a cultural phenomenon.
This was one of the first Blu-rays that I bought.
No idea this was bomb. I like this movie and rewatched it so many times. It's just a fun and easy watch.
I’d love to see Snow White and the huntsman. I loved that movie but found it boring as a kid. I can’t explain it haha
based video you used when intro’ing singer
My prefered movies are in that dangerzone for marketing. I like deeper occasionally grittier stories, but I don't like the language, gore, and sexual stuff that often come with it.
So a lot of the stuff I like either gets cancelled or "matures" away from my tastes.
I relate to this 100%
I remember liking it when I was younger and I saw it on Netflix not too long after the movie came out lol
I think Guillermo Del Toro would’ve made a better movie out of this.
Yeah I definitely agree this is actually a fun movie, that is, if you're willing to watch it with the right mind set. When it comes to that trend of turning fairy tales to epics, (whether it's horror or fantasy) this is the type of mindless entertainment I can enjoy.
I feel children would enjoy it more so than teenagers (and younger teenagers to an extent). It's similar to Terry Gilliam's 'The Brothers Grimm' in a way, which is another movie I would defend.
If you take it as it is, as a popcorn flick to watch with the family; it really grows on you.
I worked at the movie theater when this film came out. I think I still have one of the movie posters as well. I thought this film was just ok. It's not great, but it is a decent popcorn flick
I enjoyed it also the cast was amazing
Unironically loved this movie, and still do :)
Can you made a video about Seven Son?
Awww I'm upset they didn't use the clip with the cat next to Jack when he's back on the ground again after falling down 🥺 Anyway, I definitely agree with the reviewer that it was an impersonal story and I honestly think it seems better NOW because we've gotten really shitty movies for years now, not only in my opinion but it seems to be a trend. My fiancé and I rewatched The Prestige, a true masterpiece but especially compared to today's movies, and my fiancé hadn't seen it before and he was SO surprised a movie that good existed but that he's never heard of it. I then showed him Jack the giant slayer and he thought it was really fun! Which I, personally, think is enough if the movie isn't stupid and bad whilst trying to be fun. It is just a fun adventure movie, just like the other movies you talk about, and as fantasy nerds we LOVE that! A coherent story that doesn't have any agendas can be enough to pull us in these days lol, but I wish these action adventures back around 2010 had gotten more praise because they WERE entertaining and I don't want film makers to be discouraged. I loved Ewan's character as well, and I'm worried reviews like this movie got will be discouraging for the best actors as well, which is a shame.
Edit: I think this movie really would've benefited by having some kind of filter with more contrast and enhancing some colors whilst muting others a bit.
They did use it, it's at 5:33
Great review! I like this movie a lot too.
I remember this being one of many movies my family bought pirated copies of (Guatemala, they were dirt cheap lol). I always thought it was surprisingly good for a movie I (1) hadn’t heard of & (2) had 0 expectations for. Idk, it’s stupid fun that isn’t trying to be much else & I have fond memories of it. Sucks to hear it bombed, but I’m also not surprised.
Don’t really care about the overall reception this movie had though. If there are no Jack the Giant Slayer fans, it’s because I died.
I am with you. This is a severely forgotten movie and should have done better. I do think that the ratings for the movie are accurate, though. But it is still a good turn of your brain and just go along for the ride movie.
I think the studio didn't know how to market it and the movie wasn't very good, so it was just DOA
this movie came out at the peak of my own "movies rated pg13 are for babies and always a waste of time" mentality and then onetime me and a buddy got high in the 11th grade and watched it and were both actually blown away by how gritty and committed to making the giants actually scary it was! and as a skins brain rot kid seeing Nicholas hoult I expected a 'Tony' esque performance and then bro kind of flexed on me by being scrawny guy who's just sort of pushed through the heroes journey by force. with a movie like this it's always "the pieces are incredible" and that's honestly why I figure it'll age into moderate cult status with the younger kiddos as it's actually a really solid movie to explain and show the evolution from basic bitch pg13 marvel shlock to the almost light r rated pg13 films that are out there!
I have the 3D Blu Ray. Not a classic, but pretty darn entertaining!
I remember this film 🎥 😅😊and I like ❤
This movie definitely didn’t deserve to bomb as hard as it did. I have a DVD copy and I watched it a number of times in my middle school years. It’s not high art but it’s definitely not bad.
Also the 3D is very good.
I really loved watching this movie ❤
I actually liked it, It was fun watch tbh!
I quite liked this movie. Never understood why they decided to make the giants CGI, though.
I agree, I think Guillermo would’ve done this movie justice.
I loved this film! It was a genuine good time.
this movie walked so AOT could run
Its always the "reaching a "wider" audience" that kills movies 😔
Ewan McGregor haircut in the movie was why it bombed.
This movie definitely could have been better considering it was from the director of X-men 1 and 2 and days of future past but i still enjoyed it👍👍
I genuinely do not know why people would hate this movie.
I don't remember it that much, but I rated it 4/10.
Also, if you "love" this movie like Tom, you're gonna go bananas with 80's and 90's adventure/fantasy/scifi movies
Went in with low expectations and found it to be perfectly mediocre. Nothing great, nothing bad. Worth a view.
Own the 3D Blu Ray. Movie is fun.
Way how you feel about this movie is the same way how I felt about John Carter
Singer has always had a very dark tone....
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It didn’t help that it came out the same time with another giant killing media…aka Attack on Titan
they needed to cancel the film after the first rewrite to get the budget down, its called jack and the giants if you cant afford the giants then cancel the movie
just watched it on tubi i think they should have tried to market towards teens , like keep the edgy ness but made it less goofy
Yeah, i enjoyed this flick.
I did enjoy this film, but yeah it had it's problems. The ending was kinda dumb
Wait wait wait.. did you just say that this movie was better than the Alice in Wonderland from Burton ?
Of the 5 movie you showed, Alice 1 and 2 are the best one, hansel and gretel is the 2nd, not that good but extremely fun, snow white and jack are both mid and at the same place, and I didn't see red riding hood so idk
Don't know if I'd make a video in support of Byran Singer. Did you investigate Bryan's behavior on set?
@@ciaranmurren it’s a defence of the product, not the man behind it.
Bryan Singer is a terrible human being, and I am in no way defending him or his actions. This video is strictly about Jack The Giant Slayer, a movie that he happened to work on.
I like X-Men, X2, and hell I loved Superman Returns, but with that being said, that does not mean I supoort Bryan Singer, Brian Peck, James Marsden, Kevin Spacey and any of their behaviour either on set or on their life.
For context: Brian Peck (PDFile who abused Drake Bell) worked on the X-Men films, is Bryan Singer's bff and James Marsden wrote a character letter defending him from getting too much jail time for what he did to Drake Bell.
its not amazing, but i was underwhelmed coming out of the theatre.
Here's a story about real giants:
th-cam.com/video/xixXHx41Ycc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YE482Bp0qEvl04Vj
I just assumed this was a film for babies.
Fantasy slop riding off the YA adaptation of the time. That you liked it doesn't make it good.