Picket fences, rambling vines and flowers – the scene is enchanting, idyllic and magical. Arthur lives with his grandmother in a quaintly large home that looks if plucked from a picture book. And the fact that his world traveler grandfather who disappeared in presumably the deepest darkest corners of Africa, penned a beautifully illustrated journal of his travels, only fuels Arthur’s own imaginative fire. She can tell a story that evokes such fascination and awe that it makes one belief these imagined far away places have to be real. Wildy entertaining and a tad on the eccentric side, Grandmother has one of the most vividly enchanting imaginations around. And now I want to know where the $80 million was spent because it certainly wasn’t on this film.Īrthur is loving lad whose greatest champion and greatest love in life is his grandmother. A charming story helmed by the wunderkind responsible for the unparalleled imaginative insanity and techno-kaleidoscopic stunner “The Fifth Element”, I was certain that Besson’s imaginative visionary interpretations would effectively translate into live-action/computer animation project such as this one. Arthur and the Invisibles was written and directed by Luc Besson and is based on the best selling children's book, Arthur and the Minimoys.As with the recent “Charlotte’s Web”, I have waited with bated breath and excited anticipation for the release of Luc Besson’s latest directorial effort, ARTHUR AND THE INVISIBLES. The film stars Mia Farrow and Freddie Highmore, featuring the voices of Anthony Anderson, Jason Bateman, David Bowie, Nate Corddry, Rob Corddry, Robert DeNiro, Emilio Estevez, Jimmy Fallon,Harvey Keitel, Madonna, Chazz Palminteri and Snoop Dogg. Using a dazzling new combination of live-action and ground-breaking CGI technology, Arthur and the Invisibles is the story about the true meaning of courage and the endless power of imagination. It seems like an impossible task, but as he discovers along the way, sometimes the smallest heroes can make the biggest difference. But once in the magical land, Arthur must join swords with a beautiful princess and a reckless army of defenders to save the land from the evil wizard. Arthur learns that he must follow his grandfather’s ancient clues to a vast treasure – and unlock the passageway to a spectacular new world filled with mysterious little people, so tiny they are considered invisible, and enlist their help. From the creative mind of talented filmmaker Luc Besson (La Femme Nikita, The Fifth Element), comes a larger-than-life, family adventure about a boy who, after his grandfather disappears, sets out to save his family home from emerging real estate developers.
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