Last night I had the privilege of seeing "Penelope." It was produced a few years ago, but only came out officially yesterday. Christina Ricci was in rare form {well-as a pig} and the heart throb wonder James McAvoy was the rebel who of course turns out to be prince charming.
The whole film had a great aesthetic that could be compared to Pushing Daisies and Amelie. I was rather smitten with the sense of timelessness that comes with a slightly distorted reality, yet was completely drawn in by its modern appeal.
Last night I had the privilege of seeing "Penelope." It was produced a few years ago, but only came out officially yesterday. Christina Ricci was in rare form {well-as a pig} and the heart throb wonder James McAvoy was the rebel who of course turns out to be prince charming.
The whole film had a great aesthetic that could be compared to Pushing Daisies and Amelie. I was rather smitten with the sense of timelessness that comes with a slightly distorted reality, yet was completely drawn in by its modern appeal.
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