Do we really have another screen iteration of Carlo Collodi's children's book about the miraculous wooden boy? Which one grows out of the nose? This is the latest sign of "Pinocchio" from the film's producer Matteo Garrone. It's also Roberto Benigni like the new movie.
You can watch this "Pinocchio LookMovie" movie for free on the Lookmovie site without any interruption. Set in the Italian countryside. There is a lonely, poor Gepetto in the film. What has he been doing all his life that we never know? This greatly motivates Puppet to take it out of the log. He has unknown magical properties inside him.
The result is a life-sized mobile boy. Whose name is Gepetto and now whose name is Pinocchio (Federico Ilapi)? And they all immediately become parents and children. Yet when this elderly, bedraggled woodworker happily tells his neighbors that "I have a son," it feels good either way.
But that Pinocchio has a mind of his own. After coming into life how much he knows and speaks that this is just the conceit of another inquisitor. And he soon finds himself detached from Gepetto and jumping from one spectacular audacity to another there. It's all in the service of learning how to be a real wooden boy. But that target was lost in the shuffle. Because Gepetto discovers his missing "son" but unseen how.
Among the many characters, Pinocchio encounters the devious puppet Mangiafuko along the way. An inept pair is a young fairy adored by his older angel himself (Marine Vid) and a grossly submissive snail (Maria Pia Timo) who both like them very much. Grasshopper (David Marotta) is shown pouncing on Pinocchio carefully. And the old-fashioned Jimini goes a long way from cricket.
He describes a motivator of both humans and beings with human qualities. To save the lovely angel. This is probably how Pinocchio will wield the greatest power. Most of the other characters and characters here are inspired by the source material. As what they can be. provoke such a carnival of weirdness that they compare to the attractive. How can it be more disgusting?
It's hard to tell how kids clearly convey the film's target audience. What will you do with all this and how will you do it? The film is generally over-tense. Which can be a plus. However, the scene shown here of Pinocchio hanging from a tree and leaving to die is hardly child-friendly.
The same goes for a painful sequence in which Pinocchio and a friend are turned into donkeys. The film's repeated depictions of poverty, ugliness, and desperation may also prove to be a bit much why how.