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- Audio commentary
- Interviews with the director and writer
- 'Beginnings - The Genesis Of Mirrormask' featurette
- 'Day 16': a time-lapse video of one entire day of production
- Design and creation of the Giant sequence
- Interviews with cast and crew
- Making of the Monkeybird sequence
- Poster and cover art gallery
Enter A World Where Dreams Are Real...
From the pen of acclaimed author Neil Gaiman, comes Mirrormask, a movie in the tradition of Jim Henson's fantasy films of the '80s.
Mirrormask is the story of Helena, a fifteen-year old girl working for her family circus, who wishes - quite ironically - that she could run away and join the real world. However, she soon finds herself on a strange journey into the Dark Lands, a fantastic landscape filled with giants, Monkeybirds and dangerous sphinxes. Helena searches for the Mirrormask, an object of enormous power that is her only hope of escaping the Dark Lands, waking the Queen of Light so she can return home.

Average rating (3 reviews)
A good fantasy movie but NOT comparable to the classics.
WiLFreD68 | 01/04/2008 | See all WiLFreD68's reviews (66) »
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This film is widely described as 'A fantasy film in the tradition of Labyrinth or Dark Crystal', but I would tend to disagree a little, it is a good and really rather interesting fantasy movie, but basically it's what Labyrinth would be like if George Lucas did a CGI 're-imagining' of it, and resembles an extended cut sequence from a rather odd computer game that feels pretty low budget (especially in the costumes) and is painfully English, and certainly doesn't have the polish or eye candy, or the pace, of the previously mentioned movies.
It is however quite beautiful at times, and just about gets away with it, although it does suffer from aging CGI syndrome, but all in all it's not a bad movie, and I should imagine kids would be quite happy to watch it.
The extras are extensive and worth a look!
In my opinion one of the best films of this era
Darkdemon42 | 07/03/2008 | See all Darkdemon42's reviews (1) »
This film really captures teenage emotion and expresses in a way that doesn't come off as the traditional "Teenage angst" movie, this film is great for deep thinkers, people who love art and anyone willing to explore their minds a little. The film is also very funny and a beautifully mad creation
Amazing Film
Theralph | 17/12/2007 | See all Theralph's reviews (1) »
Great visual effects, great characters, amazing film! A little dark in places but an enjoyable movie for the whole family to enjoy.
Stephanie Leonidas, Gina McKee, Rob Brydon, Jason Barry, Dora Bryan, Robert Llewellyn, Andy Hamilton, Stephen Fry & Nik Robson | |
PG | |
2005 | |
Widescreen 1.85:1 Anamorphic | |
English - Dolby Digital (5.1) | |
English ; Hindi | |
1 hour and 37 minutes (approx) | |
Region 2 - Will only play on European Region 2 or multi-region DVD players. |


















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