Why is his blood blue? Because he’s a noble. You know…a BLUEBLOOD. Also, no, Tristan’s mom was not the star, the witches killed the last star that fell and consumed her heart. The last piece of it was what Michelle Pfeiffer’s character consumed to get her youth back. Tristan’s mom was just kidnapped and enslaved by Sal.
Tristan should have blue blood on that side of the wall too. Lucky he didn't get nicked in all that sword training or the pirates would have known he was royal.
this movie does Victoria so dirty in the book, she's devastated after Tristan disappears to go get her star. She, and everyone, assume he's dead. She falls in love with Mr. Monday, the owner of the shop Tristan used to work at, but when Tristan shows up again she feels obligated to fulfill the promise she made. She and Tristan are both relieved to learn the other person has found their true love and neither of them want to marry each other.
One of my absolute favorites and deserved more love when it came out. Another movie that I think deserved more was Inkheart, starring Brendan Fraser, Paul Bettany, Andy Serkins and Sienna Guillory.
I love that the king didn't care enough about his kids to give them names (since he knew they'd all have to kill each other for the throne anyway), so he just numbered them. Primus, Secundus, Tertius, Quartus, Quintus, Sextus, and Septimus and Una, the one daughter. And, of course, the ghosts of the brothers having to wait around until the next king is crowned and end up just critiquing everyone's actions.
This is one of the few book to movie adaptations that I actually like more than the original book. Not that the book is bad, just the ending is so quick and unsatisfying. The movie’s ending is a bit more classic hollywood, which suits the movie. But, Neil Gaiman is a legend and his style is all over this one. Definitely this and Sandman are my favorites of his pieces.
i saw this in the cinema and i live in norwich which is like an hours drive from ipswich so when Victoria said "humphrey went all the way to ipswich to get a ring" everyone in my audience burst out laughing
Regarding Tristran’s ability to be able to somehow find the witches’ place, it’s explained in the book that the royal family has that type of innate magical talent of having a really good sense of direction.
Stardust is genuinely such a great movie. It's so rewatchable and is fun for all age groups. It's surprisingly beautiful and very funny. Very very underrated
Tristan's mother's is the child (girl) of the king hence her name is Una as in 1, sister of the numbered brothers. So Tristan is really the heir to throne. Hope that helps.
This is one of my favorite comfy movies. Me and my best friend randomly saw this movie and fell in love with it immediately. This also confirms to me that Robert De Niro is the best actor in our time. Fun fact! All the brothers does go to heaven except the one brother whose constantly kills his other brother, Septimus.
Oh Yay! Right up there with The Princess Bride. De Niro totally stole the show. Hope you enjoyed it as much as all of us! And yes, Ian McKellen narrates. And as for the crazy, remember it's based on Neil Gaiman's book.
To me, the first act gets better with rewatches and awareness of what's actually happening - which is something I find with a lot of Gaiman's storytelling, interestingly, and I take it as part of the style these days - but I can definitely see how it feels sloppy on first watch
Neil Gaiman originally based this story on many of the cliches of fairytales and I think knowing that helps you infer all the little cute idiosyncrasies of the world and these stories
This has to be one of my FAVORITE movies of all time and a perfect example of the movie being superior to the book (although I am definitely not knocking Neil Gaiman's work at all)
I won't explain the mom stuff cuz I see other replies beat me to it LOL BUT I will say you missed the part where Robert De Niro and Henry Cavill were flirting at the wedding lol
@@clarebo understandable. there's a chilling but bittersweet way in how gaiman wrote the very end. for the style of the book and of gaiman's writing, i think it worked because it was what it was, but i think it's fair it doesn't work for everyone.
This is one of my favourite films. It's so crazy that it's just such a feel good film when you're having a bad day 😂 and the more you watch it, the more little things you pick up on because so much is happening it's easy to miss lots of the smaller details that help it all make more sense.
This is my number one favorite movie ever. Any time i need a pick-me-up, this is the movie i watch. I had a couple of months in highschool where i watched this every night. Stardust helped me through some dark points in my life.
I remember being so confused the first time I watched this, too, but like you, it didn't take long for me to really get into it!! The different threads of the story all weaving in and out of each other was so creative and really forced you to pay attention. And I'll say it again, I cannot get over your laugh! It brightens my day.
Definitely one of my favorite movies. Charlie Cox is so adorable! Everyone else is great too. Everything that happens is just so hilariously absurd. And the point where everybody reaches the Wall, all the disparate threads coming together, is just brilliant. Gives me goosebumps. Also - I don't think there's any significance to the other star that fell, that the witches got. Maybe it was Una's mother, but it doesn't really have any bearing.
What Neil Gaiman adaptation is up next now that Sandman, Coraline, and Stardust are done? Good Omens? American Gods? How to talk to Girls at Parties? Mirror Mask? All good options, to be honest.
To anyone who enjoys this movie (or book), I can’t recommend the graphic novel enough. The art is gorgeous and stylized in such a way that highlights the fairy tale aspects of the story.
I don't know if you saw when you were looking up the cast at the end, but since nobody else has mentioned it I'll throw in that the prince who gets pushed off the balcony is Rupert Everett, the voice of Prince Charming in Shrek (and many other things of course).
I love this movie! It's just so much fun. It doesn't take itself too seriously. I think the beginning of the movie is just an editing choice maybe they removed some scenes or reordered them perhaps but it didn't really bother me much. And their are some really surprising cinematic scenes at times like when the man is throwing the bones/runes very cool scene and the shot of the main witch throwing her runes then walking back to her cart. There are some great comedic moments as well.
Ive also met Neil Gaiman , my sister used to take hers and his dogs out to exercise. I got heat sickness unfortunately the day she took me along, but he was real nice in that brief time and had such a lovely small secluded home with much land and a creek running along it that the dogs loved.
“Dude that caught me off guard” should be the theme of the movie. Lol forgot how much fun this movie was, ty for the reaction. I remember why I love this movie now 😂
@@Omn1Media which is confusing because the witches stated twice that they killed and ate her. The princess is born of the royal family, so why did you think she fell out of the sky?
That movie is so amazing. But it's interesting to hear what parts were confusing for you. I read the illustrated novel before so I was very familiar with the plot. Btw: read the novel. It's a masterpiece.
The mother was not the fallen star. That star got her heart cut out and we saw Michelle Pfeiffer's character Lamia consume the last of it before the chase begins. You also missed some queer subtext in the Coronation scene. Victoria and Humphrey are both there, and Victoria looks visibly upset because Tristan turned out to be the better catch and he got away. Then it cuts to DeNiro's Captain Shakespeare leaning back and looking over ... at Humphrey. Nudge nudge, wink wink, Humphrey gives a little shy blush and looks away, then coy smiles & looks back over at DeNiro, who gives a little smug chuckle. Victoria catches this look between the two and realizes that not only is Humphrey not a King, he's actually more interested in being a Queen. At least occasionally.
6:22 I’d say other than Mark Strong, Rupert Everett as Secundus might be the most recognizable actor among those playing the sons. But you’d better not be saying you didn’t recognize Peter O’Toole as the King! 8:59 I still can’t believe that Michelle Pfeiffer was 49 when she made this movie. She didn’t need the heart of a star to look young… wowzers. 43:06 Oldest loophole for “immune to magic” there is: She couldn’t hit Tristan with a spell, but because the magic isn’t aimed directly against him, she could hit him with a jar that she was controlling with a spell. As you said, he shouldn’t have revealed the flower, because once she saw it, she knew which loophole to exploit. 46:50 If you look carefully, you’ll see that they turn into six white sparks and one red; the white sparks go up and the red one goes down…I think you can guess what that meant, and which son was the red one.
This was like the last DVD I bought before regular cable offered dvr services. Its still in my cabinet, though I have lost all the wires to connect up my dvd player which I keep getting surprised by when my vacuum pushes it into the room. But yeah, this is a Neil Gaiman story which you should always keep in mind when watching the Sandman. This cames years later, but still. In rewatches I have done of this, yeah, I frequently will skip to when the get ensnared by the pirates.
I love how nobody questions the back of Tristan knows how to get around through stormhold by just knowing it. Yvaine is the only one that ever brings it up and none of the reviewers I've seen have caught on to the question. While Tristan doesn't even know why in the books it points out that he instinctively knows directions and stormhold because of his Royal lineage.
I saw the movie before reading the book and i Love both in separate ways. But the book doesn't end quite so happily. So the movie wins in that regard. The art is beautiful though so i still recommend giving it a read!
Your reactions are so genuine and pure 😂 even though I've seen the movie your reactions just made it so much better 10/10 man, you've got yourself a like and a sub
This was fun! Did you know beforehand that this was going to be a fairytale movie? Because maybe that's why the beginning threw you off a bit. Two things that you seemed to have missed: 1. The pirate winking at henry cavill, and he smiling back, was hilarious (especially when victoria sees it). 2. Where did you get the idea that the princess/mother had anything to do with the stars? 😅 I've watched this movie many many times, I never noticed any connection. She knew that stars die in the real world, because stars are magical creatures, and that's just a rule of the magical world, where she lives. So she knows the rules. Only Tristan didn't know.
this movie is based off a book and the movie did relatively well but the studio didnt continue the franchise which was a terrible mistake. but the wall symbolizes the normal world and the magic world.
Whenever Simeon asks me what my favourite film is they always expect me to say Star Wars or lord of the rings,etc and it’s Stardust. I adore this film, to the point I refuse to read the short story it’s based on knowing it would change how I feel about the film. I watch it every year and it makes me happy every time I watch it.
The fact that Una just wanted an heir and a claim to the throne is hilarious, she's just like her brothers...she didn't love Tristan's father cause she didn't know him!!! 🤣🤣🤣
I can't believe I never realized in the 20 times i've seen this movie that Humpfrey was Henry Cavill. Also the old star died, the witches killed her and took her heart, that's what she ate at the beginning to turn young again.
Oh my goodness, that's why he looked so familiar! I didn't watch Daredevil. I need to! But I've seen the character in other Marvel properties. Very interesting.
U got a like just for reacting. Love this movie. Yes i knew about Charlie in this and thats why i watched Daredevil even though i love Marvel just wasnt into tv shows.😂❤
Stardust is genuinely one of my all time favorite comfort movies. I've rewatched it too many times to keep count.
YES my guilty pleasure comfort movies. I saw this in theatre with my family and they all hated it but I’ve always secretly liked it.
Same
Agreed! I will always recommend this movie!
My favourite film ever actually
💙😊🌠
It's one of only a few films I use an example of how sometimes a movie can be even better than the book
Why is his blood blue?
Because he’s a noble.
You know…a BLUEBLOOD.
Also, no, Tristan’s mom was not the star, the witches killed the last star that fell and consumed her heart. The last piece of it was what Michelle Pfeiffer’s character consumed to get her youth back. Tristan’s mom was just kidnapped and enslaved by Sal.
I agreed
Tristan should have blue blood on that side of the wall too. Lucky he didn't get nicked in all that sword training or the pirates would have known he was royal.
You were so excited at seeing salty Victoria I think you missed seeing Captain Shakespeare wink at Humphrey, and Humphrey winked back.
HUMPHREY WINKED BACK!!!😮 Ive watched this movie so many times and NEVER noticed
I love the part at the wedding were DeNiro's character flirts with Henry Cavill's character and Henry is kind of into it.
this movie does Victoria so dirty
in the book, she's devastated after Tristan disappears to go get her star. She, and everyone, assume he's dead. She falls in love with Mr. Monday, the owner of the shop Tristan used to work at, but when Tristan shows up again she feels obligated to fulfill the promise she made. She and Tristan are both relieved to learn the other person has found their true love and neither of them want to marry each other.
One of my absolute favorites and deserved more love when it came out.
Another movie that I think deserved more was Inkheart, starring Brendan Fraser, Paul Bettany, Andy Serkins and Sienna Guillory.
I love that the king didn't care enough about his kids to give them names (since he knew they'd all have to kill each other for the throne anyway), so he just numbered them. Primus, Secundus, Tertius, Quartus, Quintus, Sextus, and Septimus and Una, the one daughter. And, of course, the ghosts of the brothers having to wait around until the next king is crowned and end up just critiquing everyone's actions.
I wonder if he had a second Daughter he'd name her Dosa, then Tresa.
@@winterwolf211probably Dua and Tria, from the feminine forms of the Latin cardinal numbers.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this. Neil Gaiman has a gift for balancing the morbid with comedy and a whole lot of heart.
Good Omens is a good example! Sir Terry's writing balances his perfectly!
This is one of the few book to movie adaptations that I actually like more than the original book. Not that the book is bad, just the ending is so quick and unsatisfying. The movie’s ending is a bit more classic hollywood, which suits the movie.
But, Neil Gaiman is a legend and his style is all over this one. Definitely this and Sandman are my favorites of his pieces.
Last couple years I’ve really been becoming a big fan of his work!
i saw this in the cinema and i live in norwich which is like an hours drive from ipswich so when Victoria said "humphrey went all the way to ipswich to get a ring" everyone in my audience burst out laughing
Regarding Tristran’s ability to be able to somehow find the witches’ place, it’s explained in the book that the royal family has that type of innate magical talent of having a really good sense of direction.
but he can only do it on the Stormhold side of Wall
The mom was just sister of the brothers. She produced a son who is the final male heir. Nothing to do with prior star❤❤😂😂
I laughed but was so confused when he went on about that. I was like, "Where did this come from???"
Stardust is genuinely such a great movie. It's so rewatchable and is fun for all age groups. It's surprisingly beautiful and very funny. Very very underrated
Tristan's mother's is the child (girl) of the king hence her name is Una as in 1, sister of the numbered brothers. So Tristan is really the heir to throne. Hope that helps.
This is one of my favorite comfy movies. Me and my best friend randomly saw this movie and fell in love with it immediately.
This also confirms to me that Robert De Niro is the best actor in our time.
Fun fact! All the brothers does go to heaven except the one brother whose constantly kills his other brother, Septimus.
Oh Yay! Right up there with The Princess Bride. De Niro totally stole the show. Hope you enjoyed it as much as all of us! And yes, Ian McKellen narrates. And as for the crazy, remember it's based on Neil Gaiman's book.
To me, the first act gets better with rewatches and awareness of what's actually happening - which is something I find with a lot of Gaiman's storytelling, interestingly, and I take it as part of the style these days - but I can definitely see how it feels sloppy on first watch
Neil Gaiman originally based this story on many of the cliches of fairytales and I think knowing that helps you infer all the little cute idiosyncrasies of the world and these stories
This has to be one of my FAVORITE movies of all time and a perfect example of the movie being superior to the book (although I am definitely not knocking Neil Gaiman's work at all)
I definitely liked the ending better with the movie.
Definition of UNDERRATED and HIDDEN GEM.
Glad you got to watch it and experience it for the first time. One of, if not, my favorite fantasy films.
This movie is a 10 for me, absolutely perfect, no notes. We don't do enough fairy tales.
same
I won't explain the mom stuff cuz I see other replies beat me to it LOL BUT I will say you missed the part where Robert De Niro and Henry Cavill were flirting at the wedding lol
yay, stardust! there's differences from neil gaiman's book, but i'm so glad to see people loving and enjoying both. glad you had a great time with it.
After I watched the movie, I read the book, and I was a little disappointed. I enjoyed the movie so much more.
@@clarebo understandable. there's a chilling but bittersweet way in how gaiman wrote the very end. for the style of the book and of gaiman's writing, i think it worked because it was what it was, but i think it's fair it doesn't work for everyone.
@@nox_tech_ Same. I'm a big fan of Sandman, but Stardust as a novel didn't do it for me, probably because I saw the movie first.
It's not a fever dream, it's a fairy tale.
Those are sometimes both!
I am sooooo happy that you watched this. It's one of my favorite movies and so underrated.
This is one of my favourite films. It's so crazy that it's just such a feel good film when you're having a bad day 😂 and the more you watch it, the more little things you pick up on because so much is happening it's easy to miss lots of the smaller details that help it all make more sense.
This is my number one favorite movie ever. Any time i need a pick-me-up, this is the movie i watch. I had a couple of months in highschool where i watched this every night. Stardust helped me through some dark points in my life.
I remember being so confused the first time I watched this, too, but like you, it didn't take long for me to really get into it!! The different threads of the story all weaving in and out of each other was so creative and really forced you to pay attention. And I'll say it again, I cannot get over your laugh! It brightens my day.
this is absolutely one of my favourite movies ever, and books. The wall is based on Hadrians wall.
I love this movie and it has such a great cast
Definitely one of my favorite movies. Charlie Cox is so adorable! Everyone else is great too. Everything that happens is just so hilariously absurd. And the point where everybody reaches the Wall, all the disparate threads coming together, is just brilliant. Gives me goosebumps.
Also - I don't think there's any significance to the other star that fell, that the witches got. Maybe it was Una's mother, but it doesn't really have any bearing.
A movie from my childhood that no one I know have seen. Awesome that you react to this
This movie is a chaotic cluster of an incredible cast doing things that you’d never expect from them and it’s wonderful
What Neil Gaiman adaptation is up next now that Sandman, Coraline, and Stardust are done? Good Omens? American Gods? How to talk to Girls at Parties? Mirror Mask? All good options, to be honest.
This is an amazing piece of art
YES!!! I am glad more people gets to enjoy this movie! it's on my favs! baby charlie is always a win lol
To anyone who enjoys this movie (or book), I can’t recommend the graphic novel enough. The art is gorgeous and stylized in such a way that highlights the fairy tale aspects of the story.
This my favorite movie. It’s so good.
Such an amazing movie. One of my top 10 fantasy movies, maybe top 3?
I remember the Stardust days and how we’d have to use this movie whenever we had some stardust news to talk about lol
I don't know if you saw when you were looking up the cast at the end, but since nobody else has mentioned it I'll throw in that the prince who gets pushed off the balcony is Rupert Everett, the voice of Prince Charming in Shrek (and many other things of course).
Such a gem - I'm happy your patrons steered you here, and hope you enjoy your future rewatches as well. =)
I love this movie! It's just so much fun. It doesn't take itself too seriously. I think the beginning of the movie is just an editing choice maybe they removed some scenes or reordered them perhaps but it didn't really bother me much. And their are some really surprising cinematic scenes at times like when the man is throwing the bones/runes very cool scene and the shot of the main witch throwing her runes then walking back to her cart. There are some great comedic moments as well.
I love this movie.. baby charlie.. baby henry... the epic music which I think is underrated TBH.
Ive also met Neil Gaiman , my sister used to take hers and his dogs out to exercise. I got heat sickness unfortunately the day she took me along, but he was real nice in that brief time and had such a lovely small secluded home with much land and a creek running along it that the dogs loved.
A great movie. Woefully under apreciated
“Dude that caught me off guard” should be the theme of the movie. Lol forgot how much fun this movie was, ty for the reaction. I remember why I love this movie now 😂
"what is this movie, man" - the answer is *an adaptation of a Neil Gaiman novel*
The Mom wasn’t a star, just the missing princess.
I thought her mom may have been the star or something but yeah I was way off! Haha
@@Omn1Media which is confusing because the witches stated twice that they killed and ate her. The princess is born of the royal family, so why did you think she fell out of the sky?
@@xejelah I didn't mean that the princess was a star, that her mother the queen might have been before being captured and eaten lol
I always loved Shakespeare's first mate shaking his head whenever the Captain would cover up for a little slip here and there.
This is one of those movies i completely forget exists, but then remember how fun of a watch it is.
I love this movie so much dude, definitely an underrated classic. 😄
So glad you're reacting to this! Absolutely love this movie! 😍
The casting was phenomenal. Goes to show how many people like Neal Gaiman.
Daredevil vs Superman (or the Witcher)!
That movie is so amazing. But it's interesting to hear what parts were confusing for you. I read the illustrated novel before so I was very familiar with the plot. Btw: read the novel. It's a masterpiece.
Fun fact, when the Princes move on to the afterlife, most of the Princes turn blue and go up, but Septimus turns red and goes down
The mother was not the fallen star. That star got her heart cut out and we saw Michelle Pfeiffer's character Lamia consume the last of it before the chase begins.
You also missed some queer subtext in the Coronation scene. Victoria and Humphrey are both there, and Victoria looks visibly upset because Tristan turned out to be the better catch and he got away. Then it cuts to DeNiro's Captain Shakespeare leaning back and looking over ... at Humphrey. Nudge nudge, wink wink, Humphrey gives a little shy blush and looks away, then coy smiles & looks back over at DeNiro, who gives a little smug chuckle. Victoria catches this look between the two and realizes that not only is Humphrey not a King, he's actually more interested in being a Queen. At least occasionally.
this story is goofy asf I love it, I wish there were more adapted and made.
And her name is Yvaine because she's the EVENING STAR OH MY GOD T_T
6:22 I’d say other than Mark Strong, Rupert Everett as Secundus might be the most recognizable actor among those playing the sons. But you’d better not be saying you didn’t recognize Peter O’Toole as the King!
8:59 I still can’t believe that Michelle Pfeiffer was 49 when she made this movie. She didn’t need the heart of a star to look young… wowzers.
43:06 Oldest loophole for “immune to magic” there is: She couldn’t hit Tristan with a spell, but because the magic isn’t aimed directly against him, she could hit him with a jar that she was controlling with a spell. As you said, he shouldn’t have revealed the flower, because once she saw it, she knew which loophole to exploit.
46:50 If you look carefully, you’ll see that they turn into six white sparks and one red; the white sparks go up and the red one goes down…I think you can guess what that meant, and which son was the red one.
I'm guessing if a star falls over the wall it magically turns into human form?
Yes! I fricking love this movie, glad that you it enjoyed, dude.
This was like the last DVD I bought before regular cable offered dvr services. Its still in my cabinet, though I have lost all the wires to connect up my dvd player which I keep getting surprised by when my vacuum pushes it into the room.
But yeah, this is a Neil Gaiman story which you should always keep in mind when watching the Sandman. This cames years later, but still. In rewatches I have done of this, yeah, I frequently will skip to when the get ensnared by the pirates.
The Old Star died when her heart was harvested, they show this in Tristan’s dream before he met Primus
The Ghost peanut gallery is the best idea and so entertaining.
I love how nobody questions the back of Tristan knows how to get around through stormhold by just knowing it. Yvaine is the only one that ever brings it up and none of the reviewers I've seen have caught on to the question. While Tristan doesn't even know why in the books it points out that he instinctively knows directions and stormhold because of his Royal lineage.
I had to rewatch this movie first. It turns out I had forgotten a lot of it.
I saw the movie before reading the book and i Love both in separate ways. But the book doesn't end quite so happily. So the movie wins in that regard. The art is beautiful though so i still recommend giving it a read!
Jason Fleming plays one of Mark Strong's(Septimus') brothers in this. They also worked together in "Kick-Ass."
This movie is really good!!!
Lmao not the Ansem reference 😂
I love the music at 14:50. It's called "Septimus" in the soundtrack, and written in 7/8 time.
I tuned out during your post reaction, and then I suddenly realized you were rambling because you liked the movie so much and I was like Awwww 😂
Your reactions are so genuine and pure 😂 even though I've seen the movie your reactions just made it so much better 10/10 man, you've got yourself a like and a sub
I LOVE this movie
It's so charmingly ridiculous
You can't help but like it at least
I love Stardust! I was surprised when I rewatched it that it was Daredevil playing the lead! Lol.
Stardust is what got me to watch Daredevil!
This was fun! Did you know beforehand that this was going to be a fairytale movie? Because maybe that's why the beginning threw you off a bit.
Two things that you seemed to have missed:
1. The pirate winking at henry cavill, and he smiling back, was hilarious (especially when victoria sees it).
2. Where did you get the idea that the princess/mother had anything to do with the stars? 😅 I've watched this movie many many times, I never noticed any connection. She knew that stars die in the real world, because stars are magical creatures, and that's just a rule of the magical world, where she lives. So she knows the rules. Only Tristan didn't know.
Baby Cavill!!!
One of my comfort films for sure! The captain is my favourite. Such a vibe hahaha
this movie is based off a book and the movie did relatively well but the studio didnt continue the franchise which was a terrible mistake. but the wall symbolizes the normal world and the magic world.
Do yourself and keep watching it. It gets better each time. Also, the DeNiro and Gervais scene was improvised.
Whenever Simeon asks me what my favourite film is they always expect me to say Star Wars or lord of the rings,etc and it’s Stardust. I adore this film, to the point I refuse to read the short story it’s based on knowing it would change how I feel about the film. I watch it every year and it makes me happy every time I watch it.
The fact that Una just wanted an heir and a claim to the throne is hilarious, she's just like her brothers...she didn't love Tristan's father cause she didn't know him!!! 🤣🤣🤣
The book, if anything, is even more magical. It's like a fairytale mushroom trip that just fills you with joy.
Seeing as you liked this, You really should (if you haven't already) start reading Neil Gaiman's books and stuff.
the guy playing secundus. The prince in red is prince Charming from shrek
I can't believe I never realized in the 20 times i've seen this movie that Humpfrey was Henry Cavill.
Also the old star died, the witches killed her and took her heart, that's what she ate at the beginning to turn young again.
at the end when the ghosts are freed, u see septimus' soul turn red and go into the fireplace. bro was too kill happy and got damned
This movie is all kinds of unconditional wonderful on so many levels.
The last star that fell was a redhead. You're definitely missing something.
I thought they were the same actress through most of the movie! Thought maybe the color left her hair or some shit haha
In the book Tristan haven't had eternal life.
He died in his old age, and Yvaine lived alone after her loss. :(
Vastly underrated movie... One of my favorite feel good movies.
Oh my goodness, that's why he looked so familiar! I didn't watch Daredevil. I need to! But I've seen the character in other Marvel properties. Very interesting.
Great Movie. I enjoyed this.
This was so much fun to watch you react to such a great movie! it's a really fun and moving, and silly and adventurous, and crazy movie but so great!
Here's my like and subscription...
Fun fact: The princes have their number on their clothing, whether it's the embrodiery or on the buttons, etc.
U got a like just for reacting. Love this movie. Yes i knew about Charlie in this and thats why i watched Daredevil even though i love Marvel just wasnt into tv shows.😂❤
I think it would have helped if you knew going into this that it was a Neil Gaiman story. This is one of my favorites, but i love quirk.
A unique movie, lost in time along many others from that era.
This movie is a jewel!