38/20
Tolkein's The Hobbit
Synopsis
After raising an unnervingly talented spider in secret, 12-year-old Charlotte must face the facts about her pet-and fight for her family's survival-when the once-charming creature rapidly transforms into a giant, flesh-eating monster.. Charlotte names the spider Sting after seeing a copy of J.R.R. Sting is not the name of a spider in the Hobbit, rather the sword Bilbo uses to fight the spiders.. While supposed to be set in New York City, the Australian set comes through, doorknobs are about 3 ft from the ground in the U.S., here the knobs are halfway up the doors.
Frank: I don’t think spiders make good pets
When showing a street view, the cars are parked on the "wrong side" of the streets compared to the U.S.. You know, spiders don’t have the capacity to love. A spider only knows two things and that’s eat and kill.. During the credits it is revealed that the dog Bonnie survived being taken by Sting..
What a Day to DieWritten by Patricia H
Features Frankenstein (1931). EricsonPublished by Cradle Rocks & Low Tide MusicPerformed by The Pleasure SeekersCourtesy of d2 Music o/b/o Cradle Rocks Records. I'll be honest, I was not excited about this at all. Properly meh…
Definitely say give it a look
n I'll watch if I've nothing else on my radar.Maybe that helped?Combined with my huge fear of spiders… and recent releases of similar genre and theme.I got the chance to watch, and I have to be honest it was a good fun watch. Not what I expected at all.It had good comedy moments (loved grandma) and the dog scene. Not a spoiler.There was elements that reminded me of home alone, if you watch you'll know.I think this film was really well done, like I say someone with a feat but I didn't find it boring at any part and enjoyed the actual story.