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Story Line :
Set in contemporary New York City, a seemingly ordinary teenager, Clary
Fray (Lily Collins), discovers she is the descendant of a line of
Shadowhunters, a secret cadre of young half-angel warriors locked in an
ancient battle to protect our world from demons. After the disappearance
of her mother (Lena Headey), Clary must join forces with a group of
Shadowhunters, who introduce her to a dangerous alternate New York
called Downworld, filled with demons, warlocks, vampires, werewolves and
other deadly creatures. Based on the worldwide best-selling book
series.
EPIC Line :
When her mother disappears, Clary Fray learns that she descends from a
line of warriors who protect our world from demons. She joins forces
with others like her and heads into a dangerous alternate New York
called Downworld.
Director:
Harald ZwartWriters:
Jessica Postigo (screenplay), Cassandra Clare (based on the novel by)
FinderMovie.com Review :
Welcome
to the latest attempt to kickstart a teenage movie franchise yet again the mortal instrument city of bones.
Following in the footsteps of City of Embar, the Host, Red Dawn,
Sorceress Apprentice and many other books turned failed film. This film
walks well trodden ground retelling the same old story we've heard many
times before.
The good looking teenage models pretending to be actors do an okay job. They all have the same expression on their face throughout but thats not really their fault. Even in the clutches of death, they feel no fear. Even with the loss of a loved one, will she not shed a tear.
The script takes the world of Hellboy, the fighting from Blade, throws in the conspiracy arch from Harry Potter, the love triangle from Twilight and the incest from Star Wars and mixes it all together to give us Percy Jackson and the... Sorry, wrong film. I meant to say Mortal Instruments.
The front door of the house is destroyed, and is left for days (if not weeks) with the other tenant doing nothing, the neighbours doing nothing, the burglars doing nothing nor the police. Even at the end when the main character has the ability to do something about it, she still leaves it in pieces!
The betrayal of a main character means nothing as we had no knowledge of his backstory which makes me believe thirty minutes was chopped of the start of the film. Other characters just pop up when needed, making me think they had action figures to sell, rather than a use for the story.
The action was okay, but there was far too much love triangle for my liking and jokes that I've heard before. We are overloaded with good shadowhunters, bad shadowhunters, demons, mundanes, vampires, werewolves, some guy that walks around at a party in underwear, witches, warlocks, The T1000 Dog, raven monsters and who knows what else. Yet while this world invites us into invisible buildings, magic tattoos, and transportation portals - at no time do you ever feel in the world of magic. It all feels very earth based. The sheer grandness of the supernatural world is just lost. The city of bones turns out to be absolutely nothing but a room and again were back on Earth. Everything takes place on the same few streets jumping back and fourth to the same locations in hope that the love triangle angle can be escalated by having one of the them walk in on the other.
This film is what it is. What it needed was originality, older actors, less monsters and an actual city of bones, rather than a room. Its not the worst film by any means, but its walking well trodden ground indeed and you cannot help but think I've seen all this before
Worth watching, but don't expect a masterpiece or any rewards. This is purely popcorn slush for the teenagers, especially those that haven't been to the cinema in the last ten years.
The good looking teenage models pretending to be actors do an okay job. They all have the same expression on their face throughout but thats not really their fault. Even in the clutches of death, they feel no fear. Even with the loss of a loved one, will she not shed a tear.
The script takes the world of Hellboy, the fighting from Blade, throws in the conspiracy arch from Harry Potter, the love triangle from Twilight and the incest from Star Wars and mixes it all together to give us Percy Jackson and the... Sorry, wrong film. I meant to say Mortal Instruments.
The front door of the house is destroyed, and is left for days (if not weeks) with the other tenant doing nothing, the neighbours doing nothing, the burglars doing nothing nor the police. Even at the end when the main character has the ability to do something about it, she still leaves it in pieces!
The betrayal of a main character means nothing as we had no knowledge of his backstory which makes me believe thirty minutes was chopped of the start of the film. Other characters just pop up when needed, making me think they had action figures to sell, rather than a use for the story.
The action was okay, but there was far too much love triangle for my liking and jokes that I've heard before. We are overloaded with good shadowhunters, bad shadowhunters, demons, mundanes, vampires, werewolves, some guy that walks around at a party in underwear, witches, warlocks, The T1000 Dog, raven monsters and who knows what else. Yet while this world invites us into invisible buildings, magic tattoos, and transportation portals - at no time do you ever feel in the world of magic. It all feels very earth based. The sheer grandness of the supernatural world is just lost. The city of bones turns out to be absolutely nothing but a room and again were back on Earth. Everything takes place on the same few streets jumping back and fourth to the same locations in hope that the love triangle angle can be escalated by having one of the them walk in on the other.
This film is what it is. What it needed was originality, older actors, less monsters and an actual city of bones, rather than a room. Its not the worst film by any means, but its walking well trodden ground indeed and you cannot help but think I've seen all this before
Worth watching, but don't expect a masterpiece or any rewards. This is purely popcorn slush for the teenagers, especially those that haven't been to the cinema in the last ten years.
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