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The world famous filmmaker Guillermo del Toro and his new work, ‘Pinocchio’, is now available on the Netflix platform after passing through the theaters and that is why the reviews and comments have not been long in coming, among these stands out that of the genius of terror, Stephen King.
Once again, the Mexican director has done a job excellent that not only has enchanted children with its animated representation of this story, but also the adult audience has left good comments.
One of them was Stephen King who used his official Twitter account to congratulate Guillermo and with just two words, he described what many lovers of the seventh art they felt with this film.
“Pure magic”, was the expression used by the novelist for this new creation by Guillermo and was fully accepted by the public.
While many people began the work of a Mexican filmmaker and his style to represent this story and these are some of their reactions:
“When Sebastian dies, Pinocchio keeps it in his heart, because that’s where we take people after we lose them. Close in the heart and we never forget them. That is what Guillermo Del Toro teaches us and it is beautiful,” wrote a Twitter user.
When Sebastian dies, Pinocchio keeps it in his heart, because that’s where we take people after losing them. Close in the heart and we never forget them. That is what Guillermo Del Toro teaches us and it is beautiful. pic.twitter.com/7dL9Ncu3Qp— Mazapumpking 🎄 (@liizinie) December , 187854477
Other person wrote: “Pinocchio By Guillermo Del Toro, is wonderful and very emotional and has many morals that will leave you thinking a lot. It is a good example of how a good film should be made with a lot of love and touching on very strong themes for us, a difficult ending to digest…”
Pinocchio By Guillermo Del Toro, is wonderful and very emotional and has many morals that will leave you thinking a lot.
It is a good example of how to do a good movie with a lot of love and touching on very strong themes for us, a difficult ending to digest… pic.twitter.com/g20UQsVTQq—Omar Porfirio44. (@PorfirioOmar) December 9,
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