James and the Giant
Peach (1996)
Directed by Henry
Selick this adaptation of Roald Dahl's novel of the same name stars
Paul Terry, Pete Postlethwaite and a number of others in voice only.
A young orphan lives with his horrid aunts but goes on an adventure
to escape them.
What the film does is
blend live action book ends with the majority of the film being being
stop motion animation and this works fairly well. There are some
differences between the novel and the film but nothing that changes
the overall tone of the story. Adding some musical sections to the
film did little to either add or detract from the story and in the
end this is a passable adaptation.
3/5
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