The movie just seems fine to me.
I think everything that appears on it has been done before, and in a better way. It's kinda Poltergeist being remade, with some forced Peter Pan and fairy tale touch. The story is quite predictable and dull, but at least has a strong performance on Belén Rueda.
One of the issues that pushes me off the movie is that: the kid never actually asks for help. He beats the door because he's been locked in the basement, but never says nothing. No cries, no yells. Only beats, because that's convenient for the story.
I think everything that appears on it has been done before, and in a better way. It's kinda Poltergeist being remade, with some forced Peter Pan and fairy tale touch. The story is quite predictable and dull, but at least has a strong performance on Belén Rueda.
One of the issues that pushes me off the movie is that: the kid never actually asks for help. He beats the door because he's been locked in the basement, but never says nothing. No cries, no yells. Only beats, because that's convenient for the story.