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Miss Peregrine y los niños peculiares

Título original: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
  • 2016
  • B
  • 2h 7min
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Eva Green, Asa Butterfield, Ella Purnell, Pixie Davies, Lauren McCrostie, Cameron James-King, and Joseph Odwell in Miss Peregrine y los niños peculiares (2016)
When Jake discovers clues to a mystery that spans alternate realities and times, he uncovers a secret refuge known as Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. As he learns about the residents and their unusual abilities, Jake realizes that safety is an illusion, and danger lurks in the form of powerful, hidden enemies. Jake must figure out who is real, who can be trusted, and who he really is.
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Cuando Jacob descubre pistas sobre un misterio que se extiende a través del tiempo, encuentra el Hogar para Niños Peculiares de Miss Peregrine. Pero el peligro se agudiza después de conocer ... Leer todoCuando Jacob descubre pistas sobre un misterio que se extiende a través del tiempo, encuentra el Hogar para Niños Peculiares de Miss Peregrine. Pero el peligro se agudiza después de conocer a los residentes y aprender sobre sus poderes especiales.Cuando Jacob descubre pistas sobre un misterio que se extiende a través del tiempo, encuentra el Hogar para Niños Peculiares de Miss Peregrine. Pero el peligro se agudiza después de conocer a los residentes y aprender sobre sus poderes especiales.

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    • Tim Burton
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    • Ransom Riggs
    • Jane Goldman
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    • Asa Butterfield
    • Samuel L. Jackson
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      • Jane Goldman
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      • Asa Butterfield
      • Samuel L. Jackson
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      • 2 premios ganados y 12 nominaciones en total

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    Eva Green
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    • Miss Peregrine
    Asa Butterfield
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    • Jake
    Samuel L. Jackson
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    • Claire
    Pixie Davies
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    • Bronwyn
    Joseph Odwell
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    7kosmasp

    Peculiar or not?

    I haven't read the books, so I can't talk about the differences at length. I read a comment from another reviewer who is furious about the movie, because of all the changes. You have to remember when a beloved book gets made into a film, it's almost impossible it'll meet what you had made of it in your mind.

    Also as this is limited (running time mostly), it won't have everything the book had. Even Peter Jacksons adaptations could not have everything Tolkien had written in his book (at least not in the version that was running in the cinemas). Having said all that I hope this prepares you in case you do want to watch this. This is light and fun (with dark themes of course) and aimed to our inner and outer child. It does a good enough job taking us away and entertain us. That's good enough in my book (no pun intended)
    6quiqueperique

    Not so peculiar, more like average

    First of all I haven't read the books but my brother has and he said the movie is not even 30% accurate to the book so I get it why the book readers are hating it. If you are expecting a truthful adaptation of the novel maybe skip this one.

    Now in my case as a non reader of the book I had no big expectations for this movie and after watching it I can say it is not a bad movie but it is not very good either. I think it has a good story but it is missing something to make it stand out.

    I like Tim Burton and he clearly was the right choice to direct I mean his aesthetic works perfect with the tone of the story this feels like Big Fish meets Edward Scissorhands, that being said I think the story felt a little flat.

    Kudos to Eva Green because she is the only, and I mean the only person in the cast worth mentioning, she fits the character of Miss Peregrine perfect, very mysterious and powerful but with a kind heart, contrary to Asa Butterfield who as Jake felt completely forced and not even relatable. The other adults, even Samuel L. Jackson as the villain, were forgettable. And the kids, who I thought were the ones that were going to stand out, only Ella Purnell kind of did

    Overall it is pretty average movie with great direction an a clear vision but a cast and a story that were flat. That is why I'm giving it a 6. Not so bad but not so good
    8si_anu

    I enjoyed the movie

    I am not very familiar with Tim Burton's work (only watched a handful of his movies), neither have I read the book, so I will review this movie as it is, without comparing it to the usual craftsmanship of Mr. Burton nor the characters or events as depicted in the source material.

    I found the movie entertaining, and at no point did I wonder "How long more is this going to be?" Any movie that never prompts me to ask this question automatically gets a 6 out of 10.

    Many reviews mentioned about huge plot holes in the movie, but I never really understood what the plot holes were that make this a terrible movie. I thought the story was quite easy to follow, even with all the time loops, and makes sense in the make-believe world that we are watching. I usually have trouble making sense of time- travel stories, so the ability to simplify complicated concepts and making it easy to understand for me deserves another star for intelligence. Though probably it wasn't easy enough for a seven year-old to comprehend.

    I also thought the soundtrack was quite good, I actually stayed till the credits finished rolling to enjoy the music. This, along with the camera work, gets another star to make it 8 out of 10.

    To be honest, if the voting score is in increment of 0.5, I would be more inclined to vote it 7.5 out of 10. I don't expect character development for all the "peculiar children" in a movie like this (that would perhaps be more fitting for a drama series), but the acting can be improved. Eva Green has the best "on-screen presence", but she doesn't appear until 30 minutes into the movie, so a bit of patience is necessary. Also I found the editing a bit too abrupt at some points, but that's about all the complaints I have.

    I am quite satisfied with the movie, considering the amount of bad reviews I have been exposed to. :)
    5RockoDaFoxxo

    Could've been a great film. Despite some intriguing story elements and a promising first act, it sadly ends up being OK.

    Just to clarify one thing: I don't hate Tim Burton at all. In fact, I kinda love his work. He has a very unique and imaginative vision, seems to have a tasteful choice for actors (besides Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter), and can really pour his heart and soul in some of his films like "Edward Scissorhands", "Corpse Bride", and "The Nightmare Before Christmas". But, just like any director, he has his missteps also. Some of his recent work is very lackluster and, at times, flat-out bad (Planet of the... BLAHK!).

    But I was still excited for this particular project of his. I haven't read the book, or knew much about it, but when I saw the trailer I got my hopes up. Maybe this will be his big comeback! Asa Butterfield is an actor I like, the imagery is appropriately dream- like and the source material seems to fit his style perfectly. It even has the screenwriter from X-Men: First Class!

    So I went to see the film with a few of my friends in a theater of around 15 people and 25-30 recliner seats. I couldn't wait to see another great Tim Burton movie!

    And for the first half of the film... I genuinely enjoyed it! Sure, it does take some time for Jacob to reach Peregrine's home, but once he does... I couldn't help but smile like an idiot. The world that Jacob enters is fascinating, the visuals are exceptional, and every one of the peculiar kids are very interesting side- characters. I wanted to learn more about the girl that could lift boulders over her head! There is also this kid that can project his dreams into film... how cool! The first act always left me with questions that I was excited to hear about when the plot kicks in.

    And then the plot kicks in...

    That is where the movie starts to run out of steam.

    I could tell there were a lot of story elements in the book just from watching the movie, because in the second half a lot of it felt crammed in. Whenever I try to follow the story as best as I can, there's always this one subplot that makes precious little sense. It also doesn't help that the villain is weak and his motivations are somewhat vague.

    The climax is pretty abrupt and Burton sadly delves into a few clichés that aggravate me. A lot of it felt by-the-numbers at that time, and I was sorely disappointed.

    That's not to say that this was a bad film, because it isn't. The acting (especially from Eva Green) is competent, the whole film is imaginative in its story and visuals, and somewhere buried beneath lies a great film with lots of creative ideas and appealing whimsy. But the plot is messy, the main character is bland, the pacing is at times uneven and, in the end, it's just another average YA adaptation that had loads of potential.

    VERDICT:

    + Visuals + Well-cast, especially for Eva Green + Imaginative + Sense of wonder in the first act + Solid directing + Interesting side characters

    • Villain - The hero is underdeveloped - Plot is messy - Pacing is uneven - Unconvincing love chemistry


    SCORE: 5.5/10
    5ThomasDrufke

    Tim Burton's X-Men

    Tim Burton has tackled almost all of the genre's, and done most of them very well. So who doesn't want to see him go back to his adventure-fantasy comfort zone with Miss Peregrine?

    It's billed as Tim Burton's X-Men, and I like that comparison a lot. It definitely has certain similarities to a mutant story, but with Burton's flare for obscurity and peculiarity. Let me start off by saying that I really liked the premise and set up. Not only are the characters similar to X-Men, but the story slightly resembled Days of Future Past. I love the time travel elements and links to World War II. But the rest of the film just didn't live up to the promise of the trailers.

    As delightful as some of Burton's films can be, I find the unevenness to be one of his biggest detractors of his otherwise intriguing ideas. For some reason, the second half of his films don't have the same cohesiveness that the opening's do. With Miss Peregrine, we are set up with a much more grounded take to a heightened story than I thought. You certainly get to see the impressive and outright strange abilities of the young children, but it isn't taken into any extraordinary levels, until later. The second half is flooded with ridiculous and over-the-top 'peculiarities'. That's would be all fine and dandy if the first half didn't set up an already intriguing story without all of the added strangeness.

    As for the performances, Eva Green is the only one that really stood out here. She seems like a perfect fit into a Burton-esque drama. Her line delivery and presence just speaks Burton. She's also the only character that kept my attention from beginning till end. Sadly, she's not really in it all that much, even with the title having her name. We mostly focus on Asa Butterfield's 'Jake' and Ella Burnell's 'Emma'. Of course, there is some romantic tension, but it never leaves the constructs of a typical teen angst drama. I just didn't buy into it.

    There's a ton of cool things about this movie, but by the time I left the theater the whole idea just felt tiresome. But with all this said, I would still be open to another entry in the series, just include Eva Green a little more and don't fall into clichés, Burton. You're better than that.

    +Premise

    +Eva Green is perfect

    -First and second half are completely different films

    -Romantic chemistry was hard to buy into

    5.9/10

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    • Trivia
      Director Tim Burton aimed to use as few digital effects as possible. "It was nice to shoot on-location, to be connected to a place and geography, while having people floating, as opposed to doing it all digitally."
    • Errores
      When Mr. Barron meets Jake at the entrance to the Loop, he says the only thing he can't change about himself are his eyes. When he takes Jake's form in the room with the Ymbrynes, his eyes are the same color as Jake's.
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      Franklin Portman: [Sees a bird flying above the boat] Wow! Jake, check it out. That's a peregrine falcon.

      Jake: A peregrine like the headmistress?

      Franklin Portman: Sure... That's probably where Grandpa came up with that whole turning into a bird thing.

      Jake: Maybe - Maybe that's really her!

      [Turns to shout at the bird]

      Jake: Hey, Miss Peregrine! It's me, Jake! I'm Abe Portman's grandson! Please, don't crap on us!

      [Franklin gives him a horrified look]

      Jake: Oh my God, Dad, I'm kidding.

    • Créditos curiosos
      Photos of the peculiars and the house are seen behind the credits.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in Chris Stuckmann Movie Reviews: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2016)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Run, Rabbit, Run
      Written by Ralph T. Butler and Noel Gay

      Performed by Flanagan and Allen

      Courtesy of Decca Music Group Limited

      under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 30 de septiembre de 2016 (México)
    • Países de origen
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      • Brasschaat, Antwerp, Flanders, Bélgica(Miss Peregrine's home)
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      • Twentieth Century Fox
      • Chernin Entertainment
      • TSG Entertainment
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    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
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    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 28,871,140
      • 2 oct 2016
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