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Stardust [Blu-ray]

Charlie Cox (Actor), Claire Danes (Actor), Matthew Vaughn (Director, Writer) Rated:

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"Scheming princes, wicked witches, flying pirates, celestial love, a pure-hearted hero, all in a magical land. What more do you want?” raves Today’s Gene Shalit for Stardust, an epic adventure starring Claire Danes with Michelle Pfeiffer and Robert De Niro. In Hopes of wooing a beautiful girl (Sienna Miller), Tristan (Charlie Cox) promises to bring her a falling star. But he’s in for the adventure of his life when he discovers the star is actually a celestial beauty named Yvaine (Danes). When an old witch Lamia (Pfeiffer) attempts to steal Yvaine’s youth, Tristan must protect her at all costs. This magical fairytale like no other will make you laugh out loud and believe in love again.

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MPAA rating : s_medPG13 PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
Product Dimensions : 6.75 x 5.3 x 0.4 inches; 2.4 Ounces
Director : Matthew Vaughn
Media Format : Multiple Formats, AC-3, Blu-ray, Dolby, DTS Surround Sound, Dubbed, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
Run time : 2 hours and 7 minutes
Release date : September 7, 2010
Actors : Charlie Cox, Claire Danes, Sienna Miller, Ian McKellen, Bimbo Hart
Dubbed: : French, German, Italian, Spanish
Subtitles: : Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish
Producers : Chantal Feghali, David Womark, Kris Thykier, Lorenzo di Bonaventura
Studio : Paramount
ASIN : B001AQR3IU
Writers : Jane Goldman, Matthew Vaughn, Neil Gaiman
Number of discs : 1

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An Exceptional Fairytale Treat For The Whole Family

Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2017

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Stardust is a magical fairy tale for the whole family.
I love Claire Danes in everything she does, and she certainly doesn't disappoint here, glowing becomes her.
And, despite other reviewers criticisms of Charlie Cox as the male lead rather than a more well-known actor such as Orlando Bloom, Cox holds his own and shines exceptionally strong in this delightful storybook adventure.
Every supporting actor, from Michelle Pfeiffer, Mark Strong, Peter O'Toole to Ricky Gervais, contributes in a special way, truly captivating and transporting the mind and heart.
But truth be told, in the end, I think it is Robert De Niro that steals the show. Clothing diva fashionista and hairstylist conniosseur extraordinaire De Niro hits the funnybone with just the right beat. The best of all is when he dresses up in makeup and women's clothing, flutters his feather fan and pirouettes around his ship's cabin all while classical music is thundering in the background. Spectacular! What a good belly laugh! Absolutely marvelous!
For a delightful movie-night-in with the family, every age will find themselves smiling ear-to-ear throughout, and dreaming swashbuckling dreams of their own.
Grab the popcorn, you're in for a treat!

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EllisScottPollard

A Magical Milkshake: Blending High Fantasy with Fairy Tale Tropes

Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2017

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Stardust is perhaps the greatest high fantasy work thus far in the Post-LOTR era. There are other fantasy movies that rank very high, but, in terms of the high fantasy genre, it's beyond reproach. The key to the film's entertainment value and artistic success is that it blends the conventions of its genre with those of larger-scale fairy tales. The narrative is structured around the poetic concept of following a shooting start...but in a very literal sense. A dispute over sovereignty of a magical realm leads to knocking a star out of orbit (it makes far more sense in the film). The star, anthropomorphized and portrayed wonderfully by Claire Danes, becomes the sought after person of interest for a Earthen boy (Charlie Cox), a family of scheming and merciless princes vying for the land's throne, and a triumvirate of witch queens who seek the star's heart to return them to their former power and beauty. I'm making it sound very simple, but their's so much depth and play at work in this very well-polished piece. The fantastic visuals, gorgeous cinematography, and absolutely magnificent score each glisten individually, but they meld together to make a triumphant contribution to fantasy film and what we should expect from filmmakers working in the genre. The script is as concise as it is rich with intrigue and thematic exploration: employing the motifs of a veritable encyclopedia of magical conventions and always imbuing them with beautiful newness. It's exceedingly difficult to make a young man's transition from small-town everyman into romantic-warrior believable, but this film achieves that so well with Charlie Cox's splendidly written and phenomenally acted performance. As I mentioned, their are three major plot-lines that all focus on the Claire Danes's fallen star character, Yvaine. The princes of the land seek the king's necklace, which would give one of them sovereignty over this fable world of Stormhold. Each prince is villainous and willing to kill his brothers for the crown. Mark Strong plays the most intense of the brothers, and his performance, like those of the other brothers, is full of murder contrasted with elements of comedy. The previously discarded princes are cursed to a ghost state until the necklace is claimed, and they provide wonderfully dry comic relief. There are a number of cameo appearance by actors like Rupert Everett, Ricky Gervais, and Peter O'Toole, but, if they are to be defined as cameos, they are the most natural feeling kind of appearances--never detracting from the story but adding to it. Michelle Pfeiffer almost steals the show as Lamia, the most evil and powerful of the three witch queens. Always a consummate professional and rightfully ambitious actress, Pfeiffer's Lamia is an evil mastermind, a cunning warrior, and a villainous sorceress par excellence.

The only real flaw I find in the movie is surprising Robert De Niro's character, a secretly gay air-pirate. The character is written in a way that is hard not to see as willfully parodying gay men. I don't know that I'd call it a homophobic portrayal necessarily, but it does hearken back to foppish stock characters. There is nothing wrong with what we might call a more effeminate gay man, but there is very little by way of plot to suggest validation of the character's true self, choosing rather to make him a long-running gag character (though he is essential to the plot). With the three overlapping quests of Charlie Cox's young hero, the prince fraternity, and the witch sisters, the narrative is able to intersect them is so many different ways--all of which are entertaining and artistically reverent to the fantastic. The film does an excellent job of ranking the threat level by making Lamia's quest more covert, and thus more dangerous to anyone standing in her way. The revelations of the conclusion are so beautifully done and presented in a natural way. It's undoubtedly a fun film, but I'm very proud of its artistic merit. The film never seeks to cash in on those craving fantasy narratives: it only adds richness to the genre.

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H. M. Hadley

Dark, Cruel, Mean-Spirited

Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2020

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Sorry I watched this--it's emphasis on the casual cruelty to humans (and worse, to animals!) was so disturbing that I kept fast-forwarding to try to get to a few pleasant scenes. If you have a compassionate heart, you'll find some of the scenes just traumatizing and wish you could get them out of your head. The humor was crude, the romance was shallow, the magic was violent, and the background music ground out so loudly at times that I had to increase the volume to hear the dialogue. I think this movie was sold based on the big-name cast members, but it was a waste of their time and talent. There are so many better movies out there that you can end up feeling good about watching that I urge you NOT to give a moment's time to this. Even if you're curious, you'll end up disappointed.

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Brian K. Miller

A genuine Masterpiece

Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2020

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I bought the book the day it was released in Tokyo, Japan. I have long been a Neil Gaiman fan and this book did not disappoint.

Now, it is important to remember that books and movies are two completely different forms of media. That is why so many people hate one and love the other.

Taking this movies strictly on the standards and demands of visual media, it is as much a masterpiece as the book! It opens slowly, develops in unexpected ways (even after reading the book!) and never fails to surprise. Several of the characters are interpreted differently than I would, but to my great surprise that added to their value rather than detracting from it.

One of the finest movies I have ever seen. I would recommend it to anyone of any age.

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Heidi Johnson

Look, if it's not your cup of tea, just avoid it and leave the rest of us to enjoy this interesting and fun film.

Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2017

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I don't usually go as high as 5 stars but this movie deserves it or at least 4.5. I have two words that say it all - Neil Gaiman. If you like his stuff (weird, irreverent, and delightful), you'll like this plus enjoying the wonderful actors like DeNiro and Pfeiffer and the excellent production values. As you can see from the negative reviews, several people objected to witches and satanic references. If you're going to be sensitive to these subjects, DON'T WATCH IT. Most of us found the film to be very enjoyable.

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Dietrichs

Stardust will sparkle in your eye

Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2017

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When "The Princess Bride" and "The Never Ending Story" had a kid, it's name was "Stardust." This is a wonderful mystical story of a boy learning to be a man and love a woman and not a girl. The humor, wit and charm throughout the entire movie are perfectly orchestrated and this has become a movie I love to watch.

I would recommend this movie for anyone as there are great story lines, excellent acting and wonderful lessons of love and life that can be learned from such an excellent movie.

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mrs margaret quigley

'what do stars do best ?'

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 8, 2019

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a great fun film. based on a neil gaiman novel with a far happier less brutal narrative than the book source. wonderful performances and, despite a few detours near the end, a great funny wise chaotic story. a star in human forms falls out of the sky and a very special young man goes out to find her. a great cast, plus many cameos, looked like they had great fun making this and you'll have a good time watching it. i promise.

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Jeff F.

Amazing family film - we all throughly enjoyed every minute and would watch again

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 6, 2015

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Amazing film... if you haven't seen this then I would really recommend. This is a real gem and lost one to me... for some reason I missed this film when it was released .. maybe because there were other good films out in 2007, or maybe because my children were young? Anyway we had a dreary Saturday afternoon with my son not feeling so well. I heard about this film after watching Music channel and Take That song came on. I saw background scenes and realised 'Rule the World' was from the film Stardust. I checked out on IMDB and saw the great ratings and feedback so I got the film.
My son not feeling too good didn't want to watch it as he had not heard of it. So I said OK lets put it on for 10 minutes, if you don't like we switch off and put something else on... 5 minutes into it we were all engrossed ... We didn't even think about the 10 minute rule.
The film is very funny. Some real great moments that you won't see coming! Panto v Discworld with some "adult" very suttle innuendo's but nothing tacky or offensive ... just like watching panto ;o)
We would watch the film again and would recommend to all our friends. Honestly if you haven't seen it, it is a fantastic film :)

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A.Sturgess

My first impressions were wrong - this is a truly brilliant fantasy

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 15, 2010

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I had this DVD on a shelf for several months without watching it all the way through. I recall starting to watch it when I first bought it, but then gave up. Maybe I had been watching more strenuous movies or series such as NCIS or CSI-NY and these had made me resistant to the the mood for fantasy. Whatever the reason, I initially gave up on 'Stardust'.

What a mistake.

I have just watched it all the way through and was mesmerised by the story of multiple fantastic quests --- some good, some evil and some just downright hilarious. To enjoy this film you do have to surrender yourself to the hardcore world of a child-like fantasy world where evil witches and warring brothers challenge the confused feelings of love felt by a young man; first for a girl who has no feelings for him and then for a star-girl who initially loathes him but who then loves him. Throw into the mix a superbly comic Robert de Niro as a cross-dressing pirate and a band of comical ghosts, and you're part of the way to getting a vague idea of how rich this film is in both storyline and visual magic.

Abandon the real world and open yourself up to the heartfelt warmth of this magical film.

Oh - and full marks to Michelle Pfeiffer for having the guts to to gradually have her stunning beauty transformed into the hideous hag that she becomes as the witch whose powers eventually corrode her face and body into little more than a wrinkled bag of bones.

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Amanda Craig

completely enchanting fantasy film

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 31, 2007

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If you have a child of 9+, this is a treat. I wasn't expecting anything special, especially not with the plethora of good adaptations of famous novels around, but my 12 year old and I were captivated.
It begins in our world ion a village called Wall, so called because it's close to a wall guarded by an old man, which is supposed to divide our world from that of Faerie. One day, a bold young man tricks his way past, and finds himself outside another village, where miniature elephants are kept in cages and a beautiful young woman, slave to a witch, chooses a flower to bring him luck in exchange for a kiss, and more. Nine months later, a baby boy, Tristran, is brought to the wall and left with his father. When he grows up, he works in a shop and is teased and despised by the lovely shopkeeper's daughter, Victoria.
Meanwhile in Faerie (yes, twee) the old king is dying and his remaining sons - those who have not yet managed to murder each other for the throne - sends a jewel up into the sky to help find the true heir. Unfortunately, this knocks a star out of the heavens, who comes to earth as the beautiful Clare Danes. The heart of a star has the power to return youth even to witches, and one of the three most evil ones, played by Michelle Pfeiffer, sees it fall and sets out to find it. But Tristran, courting his sweetheart, happens to have seen the star fall too, and has jumped over the wall to find it and bring it back as proof of his love...
What makes this film special are the unexpected twists Gaiman's script gives to traditional fairytale elements. It's funny, mad, touching and above all exciting. The actors are all clearly having a ball playing their parts (esp Pfeiffer) and de Niro as a cross-dressing pirate ("We always knew you was a whoopsie", his cut-throat crew tell him, kindly)is a delight. Apart from Harry Potter 6 and The Golden Compass this is THE children's DVD to buy of 2007.

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Parsec

Ein wunderschöner Film

Reviewed in Germany on May 12, 2018

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Ich fasse mich kurz: DER STERNENWANDERER ist ein Fest für alle, die auch Filme wie "Die Brautprinzessin" lieben.

Vor allem lebt der Film von seinem Ensemble - man merkt, dass die Beteiligten echten Spaß an der Arbeit hatten. Gerade Michelle Pfeiffer und Claire Danes finde ich hier umwerfend, und natürlich ist auch Robert De Niro hier eine Wucht.

Die Story nach einer Vorlage von Neil Gaiman ist sehr flott inszeniert, und hat derart viele schräge, lustige und schöne Einfälle, das Langeweile keine Chance hat.

Alles in allem: für einen netten Abend zu zweit eine erstklassige Wahl - ein wirklich wunderschöner Film!

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