Jack Black

Cate Blanchett

Owen Vaccaro

Kyle MacLachlan

Renée Elise Goldsberry

Colleen Camp

Sunny Suljic

Lorenza Izzo

Braxton Bjerken

Vanessa Anne Williams

Ricky Muse

Charles Green

De'Jon Watts

Aaron Beelner

Joshua Phillips

Christian Calloway

Caleb Lawrence

Dylan Gage

Jalyn Hall

Jackson T. Giles IV

Eli Roth

Alli Beckman

Emily Brobst

Dawn Swiderski

Tristan Paris Bourne

Cassidy Shipley

Mathieu Baptista

Martial Corneville

Demetrice Dixon

LaToya Henderson

Jack Lazzaro

Fleur Morell

Adrien Morot

Kathy Tse

Vague Vartanian

Melizah Anguiano Wheat

Richard Bennett

Fritz Buckley

Craig Dickerson

Alícia Díaz

Brad Einhorn

Jonathan Gesinski

Craig Gilmore

Derek J. Hawthorne

Scott Herbertson

Bria Kinter

Michael LaCorte

Rob Mallard

Thomas Minton

Ruth Mitchell

Clint Schultz

Paul Sonski

Tommy Strickland

Jason Sweers

Keith Thompson

Scott Troha

Douglas Womack

James Ashwill

Karen Baker Landers

Bob Beemer

C. Douglas Cameron

Charlie Campagna

John T. Cucci

Richard Duarte

Paul Flinchbaugh

Chris Jargo

Bob Kellough

Evan Kishiyama

Dan O'Connell

Jessie Pariseau

Michelle Pazer

Tobias Poppe

Gary Rizzo

Ann Scibelli

D. Chris Smith

Yentle Ansay

Lance Gilbert

Nate Andrade

Delmar Reyna

Phedra Syndelle

Amy Lynn Tuttle

Todd Warren

Jimmy Waitman

Tony Vo

Shawn Kautz

Adam Lytle

T. Ryan Mooney

Josh Mueller

Marque Ohmes

Kyle Z. Anderson

Chris Birdsong

Chrys Blackstone

Andre Booker

Carl Boyajian

Richard Cantu

Kelly Clear

Quantrell D. Colbert

Jamaal Crosby

Greg Davis

Linton Flowers

Scott Forte

Wes Gilbert

Caleb Holland

Gregory Irwin

Justin Yardley Jones

Tom Jordan

Thomas Lappin

Bruce Leefook

Colin Lutke

Reynaldo Ali Sable

Scott Sealock

Paul Sgroi

Chris Shrider

Randy Tharpe

Aidyn Timothy

Rebecca Ulmo

Samuel A. Vura

Jennifer Cram

Tammy L. Smith

Ashlyn Angel

Mila Hermanovski

Fantasy

Family

Comedy

Horror

The House with a Clock in Its Walls

Amblin Entertainment

Reliance Entertainment

Mythology Entertainment

Amblin Partners

DreamWorks Pictures

Canada

India

United States of America

English

Gimly

There was a couple of instances over the course of _The House with a Clock in Its Walls_, particularly early on, that had my hopes up, but by the end? God I was so disappointed. The lead is not a great actor (often a trouble when you have to cast young), and the effects are pretty bad. The worst thing though is that _Clock in Its Walls_ can't keep its story straight, which is a pretty unforgivable sin when it's your own story. Like, you set the rules here, why are you going out of your way to break them for nothing?

_Final rating:★½: - Boring/disappointing. Avoid where possible._

I was surprise about how much I enjoy this film. Jack Black and Cate Blanchett are great together in this film. The film felt like a 80s kids horror film. I would love to see more films with these characters. There are a few poop jokes which were the worst part of the film (but these jokes seem to be expected in modern kids films). I feel like this film would have cult film status in a few years.

Filipe Manuel Neto

**Fantasy and light horror are relatively in harmony, even if this is problematic for a lot of people.**

I saw this movie recently and I really liked it. It's nothing original, it does what others have done equally well, but manages to entertain the public very well, and especially young people and teenagers. Alright, the movie has some scarier scenes that might impress, but they didn't strike me as unbearable.

The script is based on the journey of a young orphan to his uncle's house, a former illusionist who lives in the mansion of his former partner in the show, also deceased, and who is actually really a sorcerer, even if he is not particularly gifted. The house is enchanted and the furniture and objects have a life of their own, but beyond that there is a clock hidden inside the walls, somewhere, that needs to be found to prevent something very bad from happening.

The problem with films that try to harmonize comedy with light horror is that, in fact, they risk not pleasing very few people: those looking for one thing may feel uncomfortable with the other. The film, as I said, can be very appealing to young people, but the stronger scenes may make parents think twice about allowing them to see it.

Jack Black is an actor I never particularly liked, not least because I only knew him from rather shallow comic films or films linked to music. This was, as far as I remember, the first of this actor's films that I liked, and it must be recognized that Black is a key part of everything in that he manages to be funny without losing the ability to look serious when necessary. Cate Blanchett is, to some extent, a surprise, she is an extremely high-rated actress that I normally associate with big productions. She's a great actress, she's excellent in this film and it's worth seeing what she's doing, especially when she appears opposite Black, with whom she seems to have established a good collaboration. Unfortunately, I didn't feel anything particularly positive about young Owen Vaccaro. Okay, he's very young and we still can't expect great work as an actor, and there are several moments when he shows signs of talent, but for now it's not much more than that.

Eli Roth is not a director I particularly like. Very focused on slash horror movies, it's someone I wouldn't bet a lot on for a movie like this. Surprisingly, the director handled the task at hand with reasonable skill and competence. The film has excellent cinematography, which is solidly based on good quality CGI and a good design of the sets and costumes. The effects are also really good. I particularly liked the scene where the characters play with stars and planets in the garden of the house, and the opening sequence of the film, which is able to intrigue and conquer us. The soundtrack helps a lot, with good melodies that add to the film without stealing our attention.

However, there are not only flowers here. The editing work is a little lacking, there are scenes that would benefit from being slightly shortened. The pacing also presents problems: after an excellent beginning, and before an excellent ending, the film has a whole middle part that is not so interesting, and there are several characters that were poorly used, starting with the villain, whose motivations and attitudes they are, to say the least, clichés without any kind of interest and there are, throughout the film, some disturbing scenes (the living puppets, for example) that don't seem to be in the right movie.

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