Skellig

This adaption of the book by David Almond Is an Amazing Film to watch with your family.

A must buy if you like too watch films with your family

This Oscar-worthy novel adaptation delights viewers with a fable-like fantasy that combines a bewitching musical score with exquisite cinematography that conveys a warmth and intensity every children's book adaptation deserves.
Tim Roth is exceptional as the bittersweet angel, Skellig. Wasting away in the corner of a dank shed waiting for mother earth to end its cruel game, and with it his life, lies a decrepit and spirit-crushed Skellig, whose eventual transformation from a winged beast into a guardian angel is simply magical.
This is a tale of fantasy, friendship and a profound gratitude that runs deeper than imagined.

well i dont think i watched same thing as other reviewers,as i found it far to slow,and well to be totally honest,BORING.I know i will get abuse but thats my opinion.

this is the kind of film you either love or hate and i loved it the book was brilliant and the movie does comment the book
How a boy feels pushed out but it takes his newly born sister to come to death for him to realise just how much he really does love his family
And how a friendship between different people can really become a strong bond
How skellig hates his life and a boy in distress makes him realise he really is needed and is loved.

very seductive and emotial story. Worth watching over and over again.